Re[2]: dir( ) with unicode characters ? +some
- Posted by akusaya at gmx.net
Jun 29, 2006
> From this, I guess you'll never be able to have latin, cyrillic and arabic
> letters mixed in a path name, eventhough each character has a 16-bit unicode
> identifier. Unless there's a code page which has the right mix, in which
> case you need the keyboard driver and fonts than can get and display the
> right characters.
> Aku, Derek, Dave, can anyone more knowledgeable confirm or amend?
It is possible to have a file/path name with mix of different
characters. AFAIK, starting from Windows 2000, all filenames are
stored in unicode in the disk, whereas before that it stored using
local encoding.
To type a filename with mixed character set, you can copy and paste it
from various sources, or switch the IME (input method editor) in the
middle of typing. If you want to try go to control panel -> regional
and ... -> Languages -> Details -> Add and select some other
languages for the input method.
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