Open julien-lecomte opened 6 months ago
Does --gffFlags="--nwn-encoding windows-1250" --erfFlags="--nwn-encoding windows-1250"
not work? Or are you asking for a shorthand for that?
They work, but the Polish encoding is different from the others. I can only specify one encoding that applies to all languages. So either I end up with only Polish encoded garbage, or I end up with garbage for all languages a part from Polish.
An easy test: create a new module, add one object, with French name with an accent (é), and Polish name with a Ł. I currently can't pack the module, edit it and then unpack it without having at least one language become garbage.
Ah, I see. Is this something that can actually be fixed by nasher, or does it require an upstream feature request to neverwinter.nim? By which I mean, is there already a way to do this with the neverwinter.nim tools that nasher just can't take advantage of right now?
For packing tlk files, nwnGff does the job and we can specify the correct encoding.
For nasher, I believe it would be treating the polish for 4 different fields (LocName, Description, ...) and applying a different encoding to them when packing/unpacking.
Nasher just calls nwn_gff to do the conversion, so what command do you need to pass to nwn_gff to make it work?
How about just "--gffFlagsPL=" that passes these flags to nwn_gff only for Polish ? By defaut, if absent, it otherwise uses "--gffFlags".
Are you asking about applying encoding per-entry in a language/translation list for cexolocstrings?
If you have both French (windows-1252) and Polish (windows-1250) translations, only one can be correctly re-encoded when packing or unpacking a module.
For example, with an object having "Armure d'écailles" (French), and "Zbroja Łuskowa" (Polish), if you pack it, the Polish will be wrong in the toolset ("Zbroja Åuskowa"). If you unpack it, the language will be still wrong in the json after this opposite action ("Zbroja Å<81>uskowa", shown as in vim).
In order to have correct PL in the toolset, and back in the json, different gffFlags from the other languages should be used. This could be done by default.
Since most languages share the windows-1252, a flag such as
--gffFlagsPL
would be useful. It would be only used when converting Polish strings.