On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 13:16:42 +0200, Jacek Blaszczynski wrote:
Rob,
> Similar problem was raised by me several months ago and the
> authoritative answer of one of MSFT WiX developers was that utf-8
> is supported by windows installer database and can be used to
> support multiple cultures but the f
On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 11:07:26 -0400, Huck, Jacob wrote:
Huck,
> Is there a common codepage that works with most languages and
> Windows Installer? Such as utf-8 (65001)?
Unfortunately, not. No Unicode in any shape or form. You're limited to the
existing set of codepages (as listed in the MSDN).
Huck, Jacob wrote:
So to be clear, it is only useful to pass in multiple cultures in at
the same time when all of those cultures share the same codepage?
Yes. MSIs support only a single codepage.
Is there a common codepage that works with most languages and Windows
Installer? Such as utf-8 (
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] multiple cultures and codepage error
Huck, Jacob wrote:
When I go to light an msi using the above wixlib and numerous
other wixlibs that are not localized, I find that when I pass in
"-cultures:en-us" the msi compiles without any issu
Huck, Jacob wrote:
When I go to light an msi using the above wixlib and numerous other
wixlibs that are not localized, I find that when I pass in
"-cultures:en-us" the msi compiles without any issues, but as soon as
I pass in "-cultures:ja;en-us", I get the following error:
light.exe : error
We've broken our build into numerous WiX fragments which in turn compile
into numerous wix libs. All wixlibs contain english strings at a
minimum and a few (namely the Dialog wixlibs) contain muliple languages
under different cultures and codepages.
For example, our "common_dialogs.wixlib" mig
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