How to run a program if the path contains japanese?

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LardGoo
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How to run a program if the path contains japanese?

Post by LardGoo »

I installed the version of Wine-devel (5.0) via Homebrew on my old Mac book 10.13 High Sierra.

I tried to run the program by using wine, but wine didn't work.

It show,
wine: could not open working directory L"C:\\Program Files\\\30c7\30a3\30a2\30dc\30ed\306e\5927\5192\967a\5192\967a\\", starting in the Windows directory.
It is obvious that it's related to the language problem, because if I changed the name of directory, then it recognizes the folders and run it well.

However, I need to keep the name of the folder, because some configurations of the file depends absolutely on the name of the path.

I've already tried locale options, but it didn't fix the problem.
Could you give me the resolution of this problem? Thanks for reading.
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Re: How to run a program if the path contains japanese?

Post by madewokherd »

Based on that message, it correctly decoded the Japanese characters in the path, so it's not obvious to me why it's failing. This is very early in the startup process, so it shouldn't have anything to do with the program itself.

Maybe a WINEDEBUG=+file trace would explain what it's doing.
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