[djmakinera]

How to recover special characters in file names. I don't know why it doesn't show valid characters even though the application supports Unicode (File saved as UTF-8) with signature.

Check the first character in the editor, although there are several different characters.

http://www.imagebam.com/image/6564621317793859

[Jiaz]

How about example links? How should your screenshot help?

[djmakinera]

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I just can't change some special characters when changing names in JD2.
I can only copy to the text editor, but I accidentally checked the settings. Must disable UseDirectWrite.




[Jiaz]

I'm sorry but I don't understand. There are no example links just broken utf-8

[Jiaz]

0x11 is a control code and no visible sign
utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl?utf8=0x

[Jiaz]

It depends on the tool how to render them or ignore them

[djmakinera]

Either way, the problem will still occur because turning on or off DirectWrite causes both functions to cause problems at the same time.
I have no idea what to do to display all UTF-8 characters fully

New Example:

∘
U+2218
UTF-8: 0xE2 0x88 0x98
RING OPERATOR

Or maybe save encoding?
UTF-16 BE with/without sign.
UTF-16 LE with/without sign.

[Jiaz]

I'm sorry but I still don't understand the problem or what on/off DirectWrite of another application has to do with JDownloader.

[djmakinera]

I will try to explain better.
I want to write to a text file, except that some Unicode is not displayed correctly in the editor.
If I turn on DirectWrite - some Unicode shows
If it turns off then the other doesn't show
And vice versa. Some Unicode, at the expense of displaying another Unicode, which is problematic.
From what I know, this problem occurs in Windows 7 (not present in Windows 10). But I don't want to upgrade to Windows 10 (at least not now)
JD2 -> Action -> Copy information -> Name or Packagename
Copy package or file names and save the file as ... (what encoding)?

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by djmakinera

JD2 -> Action -> Copy information -> Name or Packagename
Copy package or file names and save the file as ... (what encoding)?

You don't have control over this and it doesn't matter because that information is provided in multiple encoding representations and it's job of the other application (reading from clipboard) to choose the best/supported one

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by djmakinera

I have no idea what to do to display all UTF-8 characters fully

UTF-16 BE with/without sign.
UTF-16 LE with/without sign.

UTF-8, UTF-16 BE and UTF-16 LE are Encoding! They are just different representations of how to store Unicode codepoints.
None of those encodings care about the symbol/character

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by djmakinera

From what I know, this problem occurs in Windows 7 (not present in Windows 10).

The unicode specification is *alive* and you have to check if the editor/os/application already supports the required unicode version in order to correctly render the specific unicode codepoints. see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode
an application/rendering library that only supports unicode 6 won't be able to render any newer codepoints.

[djmakinera]

All Unicode shows correctly in ordinary Notepad, not necessarily in other editors.

I'm wondering, maybe the problem is the font?
How does (standard) font support most Unicode?

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by djmakinera

All Unicode shows correctly in ordinary Notepad, not necessarily in other editors.

I heavily doubt that , but that's another topic. Or did you really test all 137.929 characters?

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by djmakinera

I'm wondering, maybe the problem is the font?
How does (standard) font support most Unicode?

Of course the font must support the unicode codepoint. There are special fonts see
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_font

[djmakinera]

Different editor. User font - > Consolas
Notepad. User Font -> Arial

[djmakinera]

I've now set up the Arial Unicode MS
is OK with the unicode display,
It's just that I don't like the font. :\

[Jiaz]

There are other unicode fonts available, use search engine of your choice

[djmakinera]

I tested different Unicode fonts, the problem is that not all of them show well.
Unicode is millions of different (I do not penetrate) someone needs it, but unfortunately this problem cannot be solved with Unicode. I know someone was asking about Unicode fonts (this is not only my question on the internet, but what can I do more?
Yes, apparently only browsers support all Unicode, but what about Editors (even those promoting full Unicode support). No idea. Ech...

[Jiaz]

Unicode is not millions but 137.929 (latest Unicode 12.1)

Unicode allows for 17 planes, each of 65,536 possible characters (or 'code points'). This gives a total of 1,114,112 possible characters. At present, only about 10% of this space has been allocated.

stackoverflow.com/questions/5924105/how-many-characters-can-be-mapped-with-unicode

Also browsers don't support all Unicode It totally depends on the used font.

[djmakinera]

There are still some problems with the display of Polish letters.
I don't know what's going on... I write it as UTF-8


See screen:
https://postimg.cc/JDGGXhJc

Invalid characters for encoding UTF-8

[djmakinera]

Encoding windows-1250 (visible character)

Encoding UTF-8 (NOT visible character)

2 screenshot:
https://postimg.cc/gallery/1lymlspj6/

[raztoki]

this is not related to JD2 or JDownloader as I can see. never the less hopefully you can see/understand there is no one size fits all solution, as your experiencing right now.

[djmakinera]

You can't save the entire list of file names to a text file?
I have a large selection list of encodings to choose from?

3 screenshot:
https://postimg.cc/crCGkHHj
https://postimg.cc/Hjpg53CT
https://postimg.cc/9zJjBTWZ

[Jiaz]

@djmakinera: please understand that we don't have time to help with non JDownloader related issues.
there are many other places where you can ask for help

[djmakinera]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@djmakinera: please understand that we don't have time to help with non JDownloader related issues.
there are many other places where you can ask for help

It's related in some sense to JD2, it just chooses the wrong coding when unpacking. It is not packed in UTF-8.
This is KOI-8 encodings or CP-XXX etc.
Cyrillic is damaged.

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ZIP file:
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08.10.19 18.53.44 <--> 08.10.19 19.22.04 jdlog://8770130900751/

[djmakinera]

JD2 Bug Unpacking archive /wrong detect encoding


WinRar CTRL+E = select enconding OEM 866

see screenshot:
https://i.postimg.cc/G34Nr4tZ/Screen...t-08-04-PM.jpg

[Jiaz]

Extraction library currently doesn't support unicode extension
thanks for example link

[djmakinera]

Is it possible to convert a damaged font to Cyrillic?

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