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Are unicode characters safe?

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Mar 01, 2025 Mar 01, 2025

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One question for the SDK veterans or the team.

In one of my codes I want to append a unicode character, I use it in "MaskName"


U+26A1 High Voltage

In General are unicode characters safe or best to avoid them?


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LEGEND , Mar 01, 2025 Mar 01, 2025

The LR SDK fully supports Unicode characters. The only outstanding SDK bug I've seen reported here:

 

Conversion between upper- and lower-case for non-Latin characters on Windows:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-bugs/sdk-lrstringutils-is-broken-windows/idi-p/13483110

 

That can be worked around using a pure-Lua Unicode library.

 

There are a couple of bugs in LR (not specific to the SDK) with non-Latin characters: sorting keywords  not ignoring case (probably the same root cause as the

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The LR SDK fully supports Unicode characters. The only outstanding SDK bug I've seen reported here:

 

Conversion between upper- and lower-case for non-Latin characters on Windows:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-bugs/sdk-lrstringutils-is-broken-windows/idi-p/1348...

 

That can be worked around using a pure-Lua Unicode library.

 

There are a couple of bugs in LR (not specific to the SDK) with non-Latin characters: sorting keywords  not ignoring case (probably the same root cause as the bug above); exported catalogs moved from Windows to Mac or vice versa not handling folder names containing non-Latin characters properly.

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Thanks @johnrellis

 

Funny thing : I had actually considered a "make all upper case" code for all CorrectionName or or MaskName.

 

 

 

 

Guess it will 

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