Preserving filenames in QProcess

[Pepe]

I'm having a problem in Windows.

If I try to pass to another process (using QProcess) a filename containing Japanese, Chinese (or other alphabet) characters, these characters are lost (they are replaced by "?"), so the external process can't open the file.

I think QProcess is converting the filename to the system locale, but it must be doing wrong.

Is there any way to preserve those characters?

[patrik08]

I'm having a problem in Windows.

If I try to pass to another process (using QProcess) a filename containing Japanese, Chinese (or other alphabet) characters, these characters are lost (they are replaced by "?"), so the external process can't open the file.

I think QProcess is converting the filename to the system locale, but it must be doing wrong.

Is there any way to preserve those characters?

like e-mail encodeBase64 .

/* encode to name */
QString encodeBase64( QString xml )
{
    QByteArray text;
    text.append(xml);
    return text.toBase64();
}
 
/* decode to name */
QString decodeBase64( QString xml )
{
    QByteArray xcode("");;
    xcode.append(xml);
    QByteArray precode(QByteArray::fromBase64(xcode));
    QString notetxt = precode.data();
    return notetxt;
}

/* encode to name */
QString encodeBase64( QString xml )
{
    QByteArray text;
    text.append(xml);
    return text.toBase64();
}

/* decode to name */
QString decodeBase64( QString xml )
{
    QByteArray xcode("");;
    xcode.append(xml);
    QByteArray precode(QByteArray::fromBase64(xcode));
    QString notetxt = precode.data();
    return notetxt;
}

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