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Parsing foreign chars through iwpt_compile

a_free_specie

HI There , I need an urgent help

May somebody help me with the foreign charcter parsing?

actually i am putting foreign char on backend(non-GUI) dcr file , when this dcr is complied through iwpt_compile , it throws parsing error ?

but when i put it on visual dcr (frontend) it is parsed

for example-
"économies d'énergie Zometa® Ã©conomies d'Ã©nergie".

how shall i use these foreign chars on the back end dcr file. ?

Please help me , Thanks in advance

Regards,
Mahtab Md.

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a_free_specie

Please help me here , can anyone give even some bleak idea about this ? its urgent..

nipper

I do this all the time. There is no issue using iwpt_compile vs using the GUI.

You can try setting the encoding in iwpt_compile but that probably will have no affect.

Start running iwpt_compile from te command line and debugging. There is no silver bullet.

Depending on what your TPL does, you *may* need to use complete paths (if the TPL regexes out the workarea or other path) , ../presentation/blah.tpl may not work

Now are you saying that a DCR you generated is failing but a DCR created with the GUI works ? Then you probably need to encode the special characters like TS does. View source of a working and non working DCR

a_free_specie

Hi There,

I solved the issue , by changing the encoding of the dcr at the back-end
to "ISO-5589-1".

What i found is , the dcr are by default UTF-8 , i just had to make it "ISO-5589-1"

It worked all good,

Thanks and Regards,
Mahtab Md.