--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > As Clip.Write("Off") didn't work, I tested it after setting Track to
>
> I forgot to check this flag with the routine that does write for all
> clips (which is different from the text one). I will fix in next
> beta.
Thanks. BTW, I forgot to mention when I tested with "Text" track, I
didn't set Clip.Write("Off"), so a vaild-name clip was captured by PP too.
> > BTW, I think there could be a hassle in converting non-valid
> > characters in file name to blank (0x20), when one of these ("*?:<>|/
> \)
> > is supposed to be a TrailByte and the blank (0x20) can't become a
> > TrailByte of the corresponding "LeadByte".
> >
>
> If you convert it to multi-byte but then treat is as a regular string,
> does it not come out as gibberish for true multi-byte characters?
> I've never bothered to find out how multi-byte actually works.
I thought better mention it as I don't know about the internal routine
PP uses to convert the characters, and it turned out "not" so either
with ReplaceChars() or with regex plugin.
As I don't know about Japanese and Chinese, I'm wondering how common
the double-byte characters with \ or | as a TrailByte in those code-pages.
Sean
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