So I wonder if it is possible to allow user to enter only ASCII as installation path? (warn him and make input path again) (problem is application we install is old and can not work with Cyrillic paths so we need to restrict user on installation stage)
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To restrict the user input for the application directory for the
Basic Latin
character set you may use the following code. The code only checks if any char of the selected directory name doesn't exceed theBasic Latin
character set range. If that happens, an error message is shown and the user is forced to stay on the directory selection page. The remaining folder name validation (based on the file system naming conventions) is left on Inno Setup internals, as it already was: