why not use glib to enable unsupported string formats for opening file paths in xnview? glib is cross platform and glibmm is c++ wrapper, easilly deployed by downloading gtkmm prebuilt api for win32 which includes glib and glibmm as part of gtkmm dependencies. http://live.gnome.org/gtkmm/MSWindows
I've waited so long for XnView to open asian character file paths.
locale_to_utf8 and locale_from_utf8 are such make-it-easy automagical functions!
all the best
nim
use glib/glibmm locale_to_utf8 or locale_from_utf8?
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Re: use glib/glibmm locale_to_utf8 or locale_from_utf8?
For unicode filename, you have XnViewMP
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Re: use glib/glibmm locale_to_utf8 or locale_from_utf8?
mmmm Nice initiative! How about making it open source? The #1 problem of open source software, the lack of a clear direction and design decision making would probably be mitigated by the fact that: Most participators would already have tried XnView and know what to model XnViewMP after? Just a thought.
Anyway will follow the development progress with interest!
Cheers!
Anyway will follow the development progress with interest!
Cheers!