Ok, I did some testing with PAR Packager, version 1.013 (PAR version 1.005)
pp -M strict -M warnings -M Data::Dump -M Win32::Unicode::Native -M Win32::Process::CommandLine -M Win32::CommandLine dragdropmeargv.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict; use warnings;
use Data::Dump;
dd \@ARGV;
eval 'use Win32::Unicode::Native;';
dd \@ARGV;
{
use Win32::Process::CommandLine;
Win32::Process::CommandLine::GetPidCommandLine($$, my $str);
dd $str;
}
use Win32::CommandLine();
dd [ Win32::CommandLine::argv() ];
dd [ Win32::CommandLine::command_line() ];
#~ scalar <>;
sleep 10;
But the results were disappointing, no unicode
[
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\???????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\??????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\?????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
]
[
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\???????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\??????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\?????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
]
"utf-filedir\\a.exe utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\
+raznjic.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\???????.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\?????
+?.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\?????.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\????.txt utf-
+filedir\\kebab\\raznjic utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt"
[
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic.txt",
"utf-filedir/kebab/RANJI~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/0CA1~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/35AA~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/531D~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/DD0B~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/EVAP~1.TXT",
"utf-filedir/kebab/cevap.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\????.txt",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic",
"utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
]
[
"utf-filedir\\a.exe utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt utf-filedir\\kebab
+\\ra\x9Enjic.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\???????.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\
+??????.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\?????.txt utf-filedir\\kebab\\????.txt
+ utf-filedir\\kebab\\ra\x9Enjic utf-filedir\\kebab\\cevap.txt",
]
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