Hi,
I was playing with the dirListExample (from of0070, I don’t think that of0080 will make much difference to the problem) and got stuck with something related to accented characters.
Here’s an oversimplified block of code
ofDirectory d;
ofImage j;
d.listDir("C:\\OFX\\ofx_v0070_pre\\apps\\examples\\floatImages\\bin\\data");
d.allowExt("png");
for(int i=0;i<d.size();i++){
ofFile f = d.getFile(i);
if(f.isFile()){
cout<<f.getAbsolutePath()<<endl;
j.loadImage(f.getAbsolutePath());
}
}
Now if I have a file called Über.png, the file won’t get loaded as the path returned from f.getAbsolutePath() has invalid characters.
I understand this is due to an encoding problem. However unlike console input/output, I don’t have control over the default encoding of ofFile/ofDirectory. (afaik)
I am pretty sure others may have encountered this. How do you get around this?
No, I don’t have control over the file names.
Yes, this is on a Windows 7 and VS2010. [chcp gives me an active code page 437]
Is there a default function or an addon (I did find a broken link to an addon which almost did things for something similar)?
Thanks.
Regards,
Abe