FooSoft Wrote:Ah, good call. I always just use the recent files list myself or drag and dropWorks fine with or without unicode in the path? I'm saying that if, say, I had some hypothetical archived text file from another thread, and I extracted it and tried to open it with Yomichan, it wouldn't work until I renamed the folder and .txt, or renamed the .txt and moved it to a regular folder. For me, these location names are displayed as gibberish, which I take to mean they are non-unicode. I might've assumed it was just me as I use AppLocale rather than change my entire system locale, but if it happens to others, esp. Tolerance91, then it might be a more general issue with the program itself (i.e. whether it displays properly on the user's machine or not, if it's non-unicode it won't work), as Tolerance91 has I believe already changed their system locale.
edit: Can you give an example of a path that won't open? In my tests everything works fine w/ unicode characters in the path. However my test coverage in non-linux environments is very light.
Edited: 2011-01-23, 10:13 pm