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jackieku
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PostPosted: November 19th, 2009, 10:18 am 
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rousni wrote:
When I have the Bulgarian keyboard layout activated and type a letter, e.g. u0430, the msgbox displays a latin letter, in this case u00E0.

Is this normal for a unicode program?

Did you mean when you type
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode ... /index.htm
it displays
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode ... /index.htm


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Did you mean when you type
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode ... /index.htm
it displays
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode ... /index.htm


YES


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I had a difficulty with Transform, FromCodePage. Basically seems to need to update the length of the content of the variable in byte with terminating single null. Possibly, VarSetCapacity(var,-2)?


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Code:
Input, KEY, L1
MsgBox, %KEY%

When I have the Bulgarian keyboard layout activated and type a letter, e.g. u0430, the msgbox displays a latin letter, in this case u00E0.
Is this normal for a unicode program?

I tried to compare with AutoIt, which is a unicode program for a long time, and since I have the English as "system locale", this behaviour seems to be usual.


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 Post subject: but,the Hotstring?
PostPosted: November 20th, 2009, 10:35 am 
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Thank you very much,but,how to operate the HotString by this version?


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Thank you very much,but,how to operate the HotString by this version?

Almost the same question.
this works fine:
Code:
b::
   Send, ш
Return

but this doesn't work:
Code:
b::ш


sorry, my mistake
Code:
::b::ш

and this works fine :D


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@Sean
Could you provide an example to reproduce your problem? It's not so clear for me, sorry.

@poetbox
Tested with the example in the manual.
Code:
::btw::by the way

works fine here.

However,
Code:
::中文::Chinese

doesn't work. :(
Though the means to type these Chinese characters is very different from type English characters.

@rousni
The character code of ш (U+0448) is larger than 0xFF. Unfortunately, it's not the same with the virtual key code. However, I think this problem could be fixed.


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For a long time now, AutoIt is supplied as a Unicode program, but with some limitations:
Quote:
Current Limitations
There are a few parts of AutoIt that don't yet have full Unicode support. These are:

Send and ControlSend
...
These limits will be addressed in future versions if possible.
Amazingly, AutoHotkeyU already supports this:
Code:
Send, some unicode string


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Sorry, my mistake:
Quote:
Code:
b::ш

The following works fine :D
Code:
::b::ш

But not the opposite:
Code:
::ш::b


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jackieku wrote:
Could you provide an example to reproduce your problem? It's not so clear for me, sorry.
Oh sorry, here is a simplified example.
Code:
VarSetCapacity(var,6)
NumPut(0x30303030,NumPut(0x434241,var))
; MsgBox % VarSetCapacity(var,-1) ; necessary to make it work!
Transform, Out, FromCodePage, 0, %var% ; Is this safe? Can it cause buffer overflow?
; Transform, Out, FromCodePage, 0, var ; This also seems to work. Is it officially supported?
MsgBox % Out


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@Sean
I see the problems. VarSetCapacity(var, -2) seems to be a workaround.

The fourth argument of FromCodePage/ToCodePage can be an expression was a bug. However, I'd like to leave FromCodePage unchanged, because the argument can not be a literal string. ToCodePage will not able to use expressions in the next release.


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I uploaded a new version.
VarSetCapacity(var, -2) is added to update the length the variable.
Some locale related changes.


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Quote:
1. This doesn't work (OutputVar is always ""):
ControlGet, OutputVar, Line, N, Control, WinTitle

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1. That is a bug, it will be fixed in the next release.

jackieku has kept his word... THANKS :D

I am eager now to definitely get rid of the official, ANSI version of AutoHotkey. We only need the AutoHotkeySC.bin file :?:


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 Post subject: a bug and a workaround
PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 9:52 am 
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a bug and a workaround:

GuiSize:

If A_EventInfo = 2 ; THE WINDOW HAS BEEN MAXIMIZED
{
some calculations...
result in HEX ???
}

If (A_EventInfo = 2) ; THE WINDOW HAS BEEN MAXIMIZED
{
some calculations...
result in DEC !!!
}


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PostPosted: November 22nd, 2009, 9:59 am 
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@rousni
What's a stupid bug. :oops: This will be fixed in the next release.


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