#include "M:\cyrillic path\main.au3" - can't include

[avmaksimov]

Don't understand how to include file with cyrrilic path.

If I use UTF-8 BOM for file I see that Autoit can't include file with question mark in the path.

I also tried to use ANSI (Win-1251 codepage) and add strings in SciTEUser.properties:

code.page=65001
output.code.page=65001

but without success.

I didn't find the answer neither in Internet neither this forum.

[Jos]

I assume you are running this from SciTE?  What is the exact console output you get ?

[bogQ]

@Jos he is probably getting something similar to

For

#include "чц.au3"

Edited yesterday at 09:00 AM by bogQ

[avmaksimov]

2 hours ago, Jos said:

I assume you are running this from SciTE?  What is the exact console output you get ?

Yes. Via SciTE. @bogQwrote right. I see the same error.

[Jos]

I can replicate this and will take a look later this week to see why this is happening.
Strange this hasn't come up before, as I have fixed it for special Western Characters, but this doesn't seem to fix it for Cyrillic characters.

[avmaksimov]

1 hour ago, Jos said:

I can replicate this and will take a look later this week to see why this is happening.
Strange this hasn't come up before, as I have fixed it for special Western Characters, but this doesn't seem to fix it for Cyrillic characters.

Thank you. I'll wait for your solutions. I faced with it on several computers. At my first computer I solved it many years ago but don't remember this solutions. May be some codepage for files and may be some scite or autoit settings.

[Jos]

After I changed this setting to UTF8, things would work fine for your example filename:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/globalizing/use-utf8-code-page#set-a-process-code-page-to-utf-8

Think that is the easiest way to get it working.

PS: Is Windows own locale set to Win-1251 too? 

Edited 22 minutes ago by Jos