Mixbus JohnE wrote:
Our 'C' program uses 'open()' and the like for dealing with disk files. This
seems to work okay on Linux but not so well on Windows if there are (say) Greek
or Russian characters in the file path. I'm not a Linux programmer so I assume
that 'open()' on Linux must be UTF-8 aware maybe??
g_filename_from_utf8()
On Windows I'd need to use '_wopen()' in this context but that would mean
having different code for Windows and Linux. Is there anything built into Glib
that could help with this? e.g. a function which can take a UTF-8 encoded file
path and open the file successfully, whether on Windows or Linux? Thanks.
g_open()
Read the documentation pages surrounding the two functions I suggested
to understand how they work on Windows.
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