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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Minimizing exe file size when compiling
« on: April 28, 2004, 01:08:10 AM »
he is using UPX to compress the file
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Unicode should be used whenever you have a non-ascii filename.
If you have non-ascii filename, you have 2 options
1) use ANSI: only people with your same codepage will see files correctly (mostly people in your country)
2) use UNICODE: anyone who supports unicode will see files correctly, anywhere in the world
that is: unicode is good.
but not everybody supports unicode yet.
the unicode characters in HTML starts with the & symbol and ends with ;
if you see that shit, perhaps your system or font do not support unicode.
your browser should not stop at the & symbol.
what Windows are you using?
what browser?
are you using the default template?
if i copy the URL from IE or Opera, this is what i getQuotehttp://koma/¤¤¤å¦r¤å¥ó¦WºÙ.jpgthat's right
i fear i will have to put Unicode as an option.
can someone report his experience with new unicode urls ?
well, browsing through the source i found a fullEncode variable that forces encoding, no matter for options.
this variable was used on page generator.
i just don't remember why i introduced it.
i will try to disable it and see what happens. (in next 1.6 test release)