Open khalid-hussain opened 8 years ago
Hello, This is due to a locale coding error with the date parser, which expects dates in some of the internal files to be in your language. I'll definitely fix that someday. In the meantime, you can probably get it to work by setting the locale of the application to English with tools like the Microsoft AppLocale Utility. Another workaround that has been confirmed by another user would be to set your calendar format to English. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Hi,
I've tried MS AppLocale Utility using both English and Japanese language choices but it is still giving me the same error.
I'm using Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. My non-unicode language variable has been set to Arabic and my calendar is in Hijri. Is there some tutorial regarding using the AppLocale utility?
Maybe the AppLocale Utility won't work for this issue after all. I can't even get it to work properly on my side so I can't really help with that. Changing your regional settings (calendar) to English (USA) would make it work, but I understand that it's a pain. I'm not able to provide more support on this issue at the moment, but I'll make sure it's fixed for the next update, though it isn't planned for anytime soon.
Okay, Thanks.
This issue exists with several non-Gregorian calendars and is caused by the fact that Houhou uses a specific date format to display dates. Specifically, any calendar that does not support the yyyy-MM-dd H:mm:ss format would be affected. Or I should say existed, because it is fixed in the master branch now and should thus be fixed in the next release, too.
Hi there,
I can't even start the app and am presented with the following error message:
And here is the log:
Any idea how to solve this?
Thanks for your time.