It's a tragedy that the go-unarr package does not support directory paths in Chinese

[ji1126]

Absolute paths have been used, but as long as directory paths or file names contain Chinese, they always exit incorrectly.

unarr: File not found

`var 当前目录, _ = os.Getwd() //获取当前目录 C:\

var 压缩文件路径 = filepath.Join(当前目录, "vrt.7z") //合成 文件 文件路径
log.Println("压缩文件路径 ", 压缩文件路径)
//  打开存档
压缩文件缓存, err := unarr.NewArchive(压缩文件路径)
if err != nil {
	log.Fatal("打开 压缩文件存档 错误 ", err)
}
defer 压缩文件缓存.Close()`

[gen2brain]

You can use NewArchiveFromMemory or NewArchiveFromReader, and just open file with standard Go functions.

[gen2brain]

That will, of course, load the whole file to memory, but to really fix this error bundled C unarr lib must be fixed. I am not the one who can fix that. unarr from sumatrapdf now has new home here https://github.com/selmf/unarr , maybe you can ask for help there.

[selmf]

@gen2brain This is a common Windows problem. The standard fopen() on Windows does not accept Unicode strings, so opening non-ASCII files will not work. For these cases, Unarr offers the ar_open_file_w function which accepts UTF-16 paths, which should support Chinese characters.

[gen2brain]

I was not aware that this issue is Windows only, thanks @selmf. This should be fixed in 102d9fb