Can you support UTF-8 encoding adaptation?

[wolffy1998]

Can you support UTF-8 encoding adaptation?

[recompileorg]

What problem are you trying to solve? What isn't working for you now?

[wolffy1998]

If the file path contains Chinese characters or the jar package name contains Chinese characters, the game cannot be started normally.

Most of the Java games I own now have Chinese names.

[recompileorg]

I don't think that is an issue with FreeJ2ME. Have you tried -Dfile.encoding=UTF8?

[wolffy1998]

I am running it via retroarch cores

[recompileorg]

Java should respect your locale settings. Check the appropriate documentation for your operating system and Java version.

If you want to change what options the retroarch core passes to Java, you'll need to modify the following line and recompile: char *params[] = { "java", "-jar", outPath, resArg[0], resArg[1], rotateArg, phoneArg, fpsArg, soundArg, NULL };

[AShiningRay]

Trying to solve this on the C side would be annoying, as it will pass bog-standard chars to the java side unless you rework it to use integers to support stuff outside ANSI (but then that would have its own issues since bit shifting would be needed, and some chars would only use 1, 2 or 3 of those bytes).

What i ended up doing in FreeJ2ME-Plus is convert it on the java-side and just leave the core as is: TASEmulators@913e2d5

FreeJ2ME-Plus is wildly different from this repo in quite a few ways, but the regions i touched in this commit are still very similar. I don't think a direct pick would cause much trouble.