Hello
The function mentioned in the subject (Get-InstalledApplication), line 2237:
$appDisplayName = $regKeyApp.DisplayName -replace ‘[^\u001F-\u007F]’,’’
This removes unicode characters that should be there. This is the function output:
DisplayName : Adobe Acrobat Reader DC - Franais
This is the correct display name:
Toolkit Version: 3.8.4
That line was added because of this:
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Comment out that line to see if it works for you.
Personally I would have swapped the accents out (ç → c) but that’s more code.
According to this: https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0000.pdf
control characters are 00 → 1F + 7F
I’m not sure the existing code replaces only 2 characters or a range.
If you can figure out code will leave the accent characters in and not break the function, you should try to file a bug report (or I can do it for you) and include your new code.
I understand. OK, I’ll have a look and see if I can find a solution.
Will keep you updated here.
I have a possible solution:
The code is:
-replace “[^\p{L}\p{Nd}\p{Z}\p{P}]”,’’
The inspiration:
Regex Tutorial - Unicode Characters and Properties (regular-expressions.info)
Thanks.
Yes, the code is accurate:
-replace “[^\p{L}\p{Nd}\p{Z}\p{P}]”,’’
