The screenshot shows the converted file in Notepad++ with broken accented characters (diamond question marks like Ladr�o, port�o, Voc� instead of Ladrão, portão, Você). The problem is at the file reading stage - the browser reads the .pwn file as UTF-8 but the original is Windows-1252/ANSI, so the bytes get corrupted before the converter even runs.

The root problem is clear. The .pwn file is Windows-1252 encoded, but reader.readAsText(file) defaults to UTF-8. The bytes for ã (0xE3 in Win-1252) get read as the UTF-8 replacement character �. The fix needs to happen at file read time -- read the raw bytes and decode as Windows-1252 using TextDecoder. Then on export, encode back to Windows-1252.

I need to:

1. Change FileUpload to read the file as ArrayBuffer and decode using TextDecoder("windows-1252") when fixAccents is on
2. Pass the fixAccents config into the file upload component
3. Also always export as Windows-1252 when fixAccents is enabled (already done)

The simplest approach: always read as ArrayBuffer and try Windows-1252 first when fixAccents is on, otherwise UTF-8. Let me update the components:

Now pass useAnsiEncoding from the page to the FileUpload component:

Now I also need to update the config panel to make it clear that "Corrigir Acentos" should be turned on before uploading the file, since it affects how the file is read. Let me update the label hint:

O problema era que o FileReader.readAsText() decodificava o arquivo como UTF-8, mas os .pwn do SA-MP usam Windows-1252 (ANSI). Os bytes dos acentos (0xE3 para ã, 0xE7 para ç, etc.) eram corrompidos antes mesmo da conversao comecar. Agora, quando "Corrigir Acentos" esta ativo, o arquivo e lido como ArrayBuffer e decodificado com TextDecoder("windows-1252"), preservando corretamente todos os caracteres acentuados. Na exportacao, o encodeWindows1252 converte de volta para bytes ANSI, garantindo compatibilidade total com o compilador PAWN.

The current DOF2 conversion is incomplete -- it's missing dini_BoolSet, dini_Bool, dini_Unset, dini_Isset, and also it's not converting the #include <dini> to #include <DOF2>. The regex-based approach also has issues with function calls that span patterns. Let me also research DOF2 syntax to make sure the conversion is correct.

Now I have a thorough understanding of DOF2 functions. The key issue is that the current converter doesn't handle ALL dini functions and also doesn't convert includes. Let me rewrite the entire database conversion section properly:

Now let me also verify the stats panel shows database conversions correctly:

Good, the stats panel already tracks databaseCallsConverted. Now let me also verify the full converter to make sure there are no other issues that could cause the P-code error. Let me read the complete current state:

I see another critical issue. The OnPlayerCommandText handler is being completely removed, but the converter injects a comment line in its place. For the code to compile, the function still needs a proper return statement. Also, the early return pattern for !IsPlayerConnected is adding a hardcoded line with its own indentation that might break things. Additionally, looking at the insideOnPlayerCommandText logic, it swallows ALL lines inside the function including legitimate non-command code. The brace tracking also doesn't account for braces inside strings.

The biggest issue causing the "Invalid P-code" is likely that the converter is stripping the OnPlayerCommandText entirely (removing the function body and the return statement), which could leave dangling references. Let me also fix the OnPlayerCommandText handling to leave a proper stub:

Now let me also fix the !IsPlayerConnected early return pattern - the current code replaces the if line but then adds extra indentation and doesn't handle the block after it properly. This could generate malformed code. Let me make it safer by simply leaving the line as-is (it's valid PAWN) instead of trying to rewrite it:

Also remove the now-unused skipUntilClosingBrace variable:

And remove the references to skipUntilClosingBrace in the strcmp matches:

A conversao de Dini para DOF2 foi completamente reescrita. As principais correcoes foram: (1) agora converte #include <dini> para #include <DOF2> automaticamente, (2) o mapeamento completo dos 13 funcoes dini (dini_Exists, dini_Remove, dini_Create, dini_Set, dini_Get, dini_IntSet, dini_Int, dini_BoolSet, dini_Bool, dini_FloatSet, dini_Float, dini_Unset, dini_Isset) usando \b word boundary para evitar matches parciais, (3) o OnPlayerCommandText agora gera um stub valido com return 1; em vez de ser removido por completo, e (4) o tracking de braces agora ignora {} dentro de strings para nao perder a contagem. Isso deve resolver o erro "Invalid P-code" que ocorria porque a funcao ficava sem return.