> > > w_char doesn't work, eh? > > > > On Windows, yes. Occasionally a few other places. Not on Solaris or > > Linux. > > <shrug> (How) (D|d)oes XMLCh differ from Unicode 16?
I think you mean UTF-16, and it doesn't. XMLCh is specifically UTF-16. But wchar_t is not UTF-16 everywhere. It's non-portable, and Solaris and Linux each use different (including from each other) encodings for wchar_t. There's actually a gcc option to make wchar_t the same as on Windows, it was created for Wine. I'm not brave enough to rely on it. > I set out boldly on that noble path several years back, and I have the > scars to prove it. The problem is that the other guy (who makes the > widgets, for example) has to provide that support. No, probably you do. But only where you need it. I guess I don't need it all that many places, certainly not enough to pay for transcoding all over. -- Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
