On Wed, Jun 13, 2007 at 02:23:21PM -0400, hzluo wrote: > I just tested it, and the answer is no... > At least on Windows XP with local set to Simplified Chinese, > LyX does not accept any filename with Chinese characters.
> Neither lyx.exe nor tex2lyx.exe can propertly handle such files. I suspected so much. > I'm trying to make a patch for this problem. Note that argc/argv are not usable in this setup as they are already trashed when passed into main(). A proper solution probably involves CommandLineToArgvW from shell32.lib (#include <shellapi.h>) wrapped in #ifdef WIN32. This is documented to be available since NT 3.51, so it should be fine for us. Andre' PS: I wonder whether delegating that kind of mess to an external library would be politically correct in this universe ;-} PPS: For completeness' sake and only if you have the time to spare: could you please try the same with anything that causes ForkedProcess to run with arguments containing Chinese characters? Using \spell_command CHINESE_PATH_TO_ISPELL or using graphics with chinese file names might already do the trick.
