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sike 1.0 - send file(s) to recycle bin via command line
daddydave:
Not sure if this would help, but is the batch file itself saved in Unicode or ANSI?
By the way, AutoIt3 has supported Unicode since version v3.2.4.0 but I too don't have much experience with trying to use it in DOS :-[ the command prompt.
Nice workaround, majoMO!
MilesAhead:
(delete please)
MilesAhead:
As for the batch file, what kind of error do you get?-MilesAhead (June 11, 2010, 01:40 PM)
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No error at all. It just doesn't copy to recycle bin only.
* TestCmdLine
Bat file with:TestCmdLine.exe sike.exe "mçfilè.txt":
Bat file with:TestCmdLine.exe sike.exe "my.txt":
* All-round
If I use a .bat file I need to use this to work well:
@echo off
for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in ('2^>nul chcp') do set cp=%%a
>nul 2>&1 chcp 1252
sike.exe "mçfilè.txt"
>nul 2>&1 chcp%cp%
exit
If I use only «sike.exe "mçfilè.txt"» it doesn't work.
Hope this help.
-majoMO (June 11, 2010, 04:11 PM)
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Ok so you are saying you have to use the batch file work-around no matter which program you use in the batch? If that's the case then it looks like the UTF-8 directive is worthless.
MilesAhead:
Not sure if this would help, but is the batch file itself saved in Unicode or ANSI?
By the way, AutoIt3 has supported Unicode since version v3.2.4.0 but I too don't have much experience with trying to use it in DOS :-[ the command prompt.
Nice workaround, majoMO!
-daddydave (June 11, 2010, 04:45 PM)
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You're right. I confused this with an issue I had with ahk. AutoIt3 no longer supports Win9x etc..
MilesAhead:
What they say on AutoIt3 forum seems to indicate the command prompt and run box don't support unicode.
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