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... 'C0W32.OBJ' hbmk2[compiler]: Error: Running linker. 2 ilink32.exe @C:\Users\Albeiro\AppData\Local\Temp\6brk2h.lnk e:\Proyectos\Software\Optica>copy opticabcc.exe e:\Sistemas\optica\opticabcc.exe El sistema no puede encontrar el archivo especificado. . *************** * FINAL *************** ...

I'm not expert with codepages at all, sorry.

Not necessary.
There is a lot you can help me.
And I am looking forward to it.

Please wait. I will make another very simple test program.

nageswaragunupudi wrote:There is a reason for me to seek help of Experts like Mr. Enrico.

I'm not expert with codepages at all, sorry.

So far, everything is working well. I had a few problematic files and they all copied fine.

Rao, Enrico - thanks, I learned how to copy such files (for xHarbour). The approximate scheme is as follows I don't think so. Brfore I discuss this in more detail, a few points. Results of OemToAnsi() and AnsiToOem() differ from country to country. ...

I get that error using Harbour, not xHarbour.

I am extremely sorry.
We need to keep these REQUESTs before Main()

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REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_DEWIN
REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_RU1251
REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_TRWIN
REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_UTF8
 

I normally keep REQUESTS for many codepages in my main module.

Rao, Enrico - thanks, I learned how to copy such files ( for xHarbour ). The approximate scheme is as follows itm:=cGetFile()if ! file (itm)   for st=1 to len(itm)      ++cnt      if IsUTF8(substr(itm,st,2))  ...

So it doesn't work Natter?
¿Entonces no funciona Natter?

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REM NATTER.BAT

ECHO ON
CLS

COPY C:\TMP\*.TXT C:\TESTE3\ /Y

DIR C:\TESTE3

Echo .
Echo * PERFECT *
 

Regards, saludos.

I get that error using Harbour, not xHarbour.

As I already said, I created with Harbour but not xHarour for more than one reason. 1) xHarbour does not support "RU1251". That is the error you are getting. We may omit element no.3 from the two arrays, viz., aFiles and cdp. 2) xHarbour can not create with this kind of filenames. This is ...

Seeking guidance from Experts. I created files, with names encoded with different codepages like this using Harbour. (not xHarbour) function NatCreate()   local aFiles := { "Own", Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(19...

Such a feature has emerged. Functions like filecopy() work fine if there is no '*' character in the file name.
CMD copy and xcopy allow you to copy files with the '*' symbol in the name, but only if all folder names in the path to the file are in Latin

Now, I tried to build the same code with xHarbour and this is the result.



I request guidance as to how should I write this function with xHarbour to display correct filenames and copy them

Now, with this function I read the directory, display and then copy to another folder. function NatRead()   local cSrcDir  := "c:\natfiles\src\"   local cDstDir  := "c:\natfiles\dst\"   local aFiles   local cmd   FW_SetUnicode( ...

Seeking guidance from Experts. I created files, with names encoded with different codepages like this using Harbour. (not xHarbour) function NatCreate()   local aFiles := { "Own", Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198), Chr(196)+Chr(197)+Chr(198...