Bug character in file name

[esgici]

La función Directory acepta los comodines "*" y "?" para reemplazar todo o parte de "Palabras" para hacer referencia al nombre o extesiónes de archivos.
Ejemplo :
aLanguaje :=Directory("C:\Myprogram\espa?ol.lng")

aqui funciona correctamente el siguiente codigo.

Directory function accepts wildcards "*" and "?" to replace all or part of "Words" to reference the file name or extesiónes.
example:
aLanguaje: = Directory ("C: \ myprogram \ space? ol.lng")

here the following code works correctly.

Gracias Daniel

I will try it

Saludos

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Esgici

[IMATECH]

Hi Esgici !



I tell "components": Forms, Buttons, Menus and other objects (in HMG pseudo-objects)...

HB_CDPSELECT() same as HB_SETCODEPAGE()

Hello Ronaldo

Thanks, I didn't know this "components" ( HB_CDPSELECT( ) ... )

...

Best regards...

[esgici]

Hi Ronaldo

Thanks to clarification

Regards

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Esgici

[esgici]

Hi Friends

Finally, problem found

Thanks to all interested friends

In the above sixth program guilty line is :

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CP_Test.Activate()

When it changed to :

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ACTIVATE WINDOW CP_Test

program backed out from "quietly abend"

The puzzling is, as soon as I seen,

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<FormName>.Activate

command causing this problem ONLY when my language / codepage has been set

Any idea

Regards, saludos.

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Esgici

[esgici]

Sadly NO; problem not solved, solution is for only one situation

My little sample "Dynamic ComboBox" too doesn't work properly when language / codepage set

Beside understand, I can't imagine the problem

How a relation may be between language /code page setting and random sections of GUI library

Now I have only one option : returning previous version ( 3.40.0 ) of HMG

Regards

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Esgici

[danielmaximiliano]

Sadly NO; problem not solved, solution is for only one situation

My little sample "Dynamic ComboBox" too doesn't work properly when language / codepage set

Beside understand, I can't imagine the problem

How a relation may be between language /code page setting and random sections of GUI library

Now I have only one option : returning previous version ( 3.40.0 ) of HMG

Regards

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Esgici

Hola Esgici:
puede ud. subir un ejemplo que use los archivos de lenguajes, intentare ver que sucede con hmg.3.0.41
realmente aqui no uso otro lenguaje que no sea español/latino y las aplicaciones ejemplos que suben en el foro no presentan ningun inconveniente al compilar en mi maquina.
(Lease traduccion)

Google Translate :

Hello Esgici:
can up an example that uses the language files, will try to see what happens to hmg.3.0.41
here do not really use another language than Spanish / Latino and applications examples that come up in the forum do not have any problem to compile on my machine.
(reads translations)

[esgici]

Thanks to interest, Daniel

Here the example :

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/*
   HMG Dynamic ComboBox Demo

   (c) 2008 Bicahi Esgici
   
*/

#include <hmg.ch>
        
#define CMBMAXITCOUNT 10

REQUEST HB_LANG_TRWIN 
REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_TRWIN
  
Function Main

   SET( _SET_CODEPAGE, "TRWIN" ) // REM this line for see how must run the program

   PRIV aSrcStrgs := { '' }
    
   DEFINE WINDOW Form_1 ;
        AT 0,0 ;
        WIDTH 400 ;
        HEIGHT 200 ;
        TITLE 'Dynamic ComboBox Demo' ;
        MAIN

      ON KEY ESCAPE ACTION Form_1.Release

        @ 10,10 COMBOBOX Combo_1 ;
            WIDTH  200  ;
            HEIGHT 200 ;
            ITEMS aSrcStrgs ;
            VALUE 1 ;
            DISPLAYEDIT ;
            ON LOSTFOCUS DynCmbDone() ;
            ON ENTER  DynCmbDone() ;
            DROPPEDWIDTH 250
            
        @ 10,230 TEXTBOX txbDummy         // For forcing combo to lostfocus
            
    END WINDOW

    CENTER WINDOW Form_1

    ACTIVATE WINDOW Form_1

RETURN // Main()

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PROC DynCmbDone()

   IF Form_1.Combo_1.Value == 0 .AND. !EMPTY( Form_1.Combo_1.DisplayValue )       
      IF LEN( aSrcStrgs ) <= CMBMAXITCOUNT
         AADD( aSrcStrgs,  )
      ENDIF    
      AINS( aSrcStrgs, 1 )
      aSrcStrgs[ 1 ] := ''
      aSrcStrgs[ 2 ] := Form_1.Combo_1.DisplayValue
      Form_1.Combo_1.DeleteAllItems()
      AEVAL( aSrcStrgs, { | c1 | Form_1.Combo_1.AddItem( c1 ) } )
      Form_1.Combo_1.Value := 2
   ENDIF   

RETU // DynCmbDone()

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Thanks in advance,

Saludos

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Esgici

[danielmaximiliano]

Now I have only one option : returning previous version ( 3.40.0 ) of HMG

Regards

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Esgici

Hola Esgici: Todavia no puedo encontrar el error, ya instale las previas versiones HMG.3.0.40 y HMG.3.0.39 y "Dynamic ComboBox" no trabaja con estas lineas.

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unction Main

   SET( _SET_CODEPAGE, "TRWIN" ) // REM this line for see how must run the program

   PRIV aSrcStrgs := { '' }

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[esgici]

Hola Daniel

Thanks again to your valuable interest; valuable, because no anyone interested other than you

You are right,

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SET( _SET_CODEPAGE, "TRWIN" ) 

is causing problem in old versions too.

As far as I know, Harbour introduced to UT8 with version 3.0 ( actually it is in 3.1 or higher ) and our HMG begun use this version with HMG 3.0.41.

Until this, we haven't any problem with file names included local characters, and with this big innovation we must set our local language for acquire correct file name within our Harbour / HMG programs.

My problem is that, whenever (with last or old versions) I set my own language ( TRWIN ) some understandable things occurs: <WindowName>.Activate command is causing immediate, unexpected and quiet end of program; and as you see in Dynamic Combobox,
program doesn't run as expected due to unknown reason(s)

So I don't know when and where will occurs same problem

When I return to previous version, I don't must set my language and no problem come upon.

As I already cited, I'm impotent to understand

- why we must set our language for acquire correct file names; ( every program / application automatically detect local language setting within OS installation and use that language if necessary) ?

- what relation may be between language setting and some random section of GUI library ?

That is all my brother, again thanks to your interest to my problem.

Saludos

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Esgici

[IMATECH]

Hello Esgici !

I think this link would be usefull to you

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ihs ... -BYJo/edit


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