Fix #75557: Error opening archive w/non-english chars in path #16
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While there is already some support for Unicode file paths, apparently the archive name itself may only be given as ANSI. To support Unicode, the `ArcNameW` of the `RAROpenArchiveDataEx` struct needs to be set (instead of the `ArcName` member).
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While there is already some support for Unicode file paths, apparently
the archive name itself may only be given as ANSI. To support Unicode,
the
ArcNameWof theRAROpenArchiveDataExstruct needs to be set(instead of the
ArcNamemember).This is overall an insufficient solution, so must not be merged as is. I'm merely dropping this here, to see where it might go. I noticed that there are already functions to convert between
char[]andwchar_t[]in rar.c, but these won't take into account the improved code page support wrt. to Unicode paths on Windows. So I've added Windows and PHP version specific code using the new APIs; the attached test case succeeds, but several others are failing (segfault), due toArcNamebeing accessed instead ofArcNameW. This would need to be solved as well. I'm not sure, though, whether the Windows specific APIs or the general SAPIs should be used, and whether some kind of abstraction layer would be reasonable.Thoughts?