[Preston]

Hi,

 

My app builds and run on my desktop perfectly.

I uploaded the .zip file with all of the contents inside the qml folder.

However, the result was the Android Build failed.

Surprisingly the iOS build did not fail even though I haven’t submitted a UDID.

 

I use numerous .wav files with filenames that are non-ASCII.

e.g. ཀ.wav ; ཀྲ.wav ; ཁོ.wav

 

Is this the cause of the build failing?

This is how I programmed it in iOS.

I just used the actual Tibetan characters as filenames in the .wav files and it works ok in Xcode and iOS.

I hope this can be handled in Android through Felgo.

 

Thank you.

 

 

[ChristianFelgo Team]

Hi bliss,

I just did a quick check and it turns out filenames on Android can only contain ASCII characters, as all resources will be stored in the assets directory. (Explained a bit here.)

Maybe you could use the unicode identifier as filename instead of the actual character?

For example, unicode character ‘ཀ’ has decimal value 3904 (I used http://unicodelookup.com/ to find that out). So your file code be named 3904.wav.

I think this would be a reasonable workaround.

Hope this helps,
Chrisu

[Preston]

Hi,

I see…that’s too bad…I have 414 of these files…

I’ll try to get a python script to get this done.

Thank you very much.