Update plugins in unicode for 3.06 - plugins

Question

I am updating my script to version 3.06 of NSIS.
So I added "Unicode True" in my script, but I have a problem with plugins.
These plugins not of "x86-unicode" version:
https://nsis.sourceforge.io/FontName_plug-in
https://nsis.sourceforge.io/Marquee_plug-in
If anyone is able to compile and provide dll, thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Stackoverflow is not really the place for these type of questions. Your best bet is to ask the authors of these plug-ins to create a build for you.
Alternatively you can try the CallAnsiPlugin plug-in, it can call these older plug-ins in a Unicode installer.

Answer 2

The modification to add CallAnsiPlugin on the FontName plugin is more difficult.
I moved FontName.dll to the "x86-ansi" folder.
I have converted FontName.nsh, FontReg.nsh and FontRegAdv.nsh ANSI to UTF8.
In FontName.nsh I replaced FontName::Version with
File "/ONAME=$PLUGINSDIR\FontName.dll" "${NSISDIR}\Plugins\x86-ansi\FontName.dll"
CallAnsiPlugin::Call "*$PLUGINSDIR\FontName" Version 0
and FontName::Name with
File "/ONAME=$PLUGINSDIR\FontName.dll" "${NSISDIR}\Plugins\x86-ansi\FontName.dll"
CallAnsiPlugin::Call "*$PLUGINSDIR\FontName" Name 0
But during installation it causes an "CallAnsiPlugin error" and MessageBox "0".
I added this modification :
https://stackoverflow.com/a/56854513/15597989
Now print :
[ERROR] InstallTTFFont
[ERROR] error: 0
[ERROR] FontFile: startest.ttf
[ERROR] FontFileName: startest.ttf
[ERROR] Index: Line183.6
I discovered that the value 0 is none other than CallAnsiPlugin::Call "*$PLUGINSDIR\FontName" Name 0.
So I test to replace (FontReg.nsh line 83) IfErrors 0 "${Index}-Add" by goto "${Index}-Add" always displays "CallAnsiPlugin error" but the file is installed.
I don't know how to remove this false return value !?
I saw that CallAnsiPlugin uses a file, this one is not deleted in the temporary folder created by the installer. I don't think this is normal ?
EDIT :
My solution that works :
https://github.com/22starworld/FontName-plug-in-NSIS