Add-on issues in the 10th Feb update.

[Mincus]

Firstly: sending multi-byte characters as part of a filename to Audiosurf still seems to crash it. Notably Japanese ones.
I'm not sure where things are going wrong because 7-bit original ASCII character (1 byte under UTF-8) work fine as do 16-bit, 2-byte UTF-8 characters. But it seems 3 (and presumably 4 as well) byte characters such as Japanese kana don't work and cause Audiosurf to crash as before.

Secondly: quickstartregisterwindow appears to be broken. The normal registerwindow does work however.

[ViRUS]

Using YAAP now gives a Playback Error 2 and then a Runtime error crash and the worst thing is that I lost the source code of it so I'll have to start from scratch

[dyril]

I don't have/know/understand technical details to confirm or deny Mincus' findings, but I'm here to echo that I, too, found this update breaks unicode filename support in the WM_COPYDATA stuff, which was working a day before, using this Python code.

EDIT: I too made a mistake.  This works.

[Mincus]

Ok, I made a mistake with the Unicode.
I have it working in C, but not managed in C# yet. Will keep trying and post the code here for others to look at once it's working.

I still can't get quickstartregisterwindow to work though.

[dyril]

quickstartqueuecommand seems to repeat whatever command was given to it when returning to the character screen?