On Wednesday 26 October 2005 14:37, Khalid Farouq wrote:
> Salamo Alikom,
Wa alaikum asalam wa rahmatullaah
> and so on, between each word I will insert into the buffer 202D.
trap the space between each word; if you want the space append to it,
if you don't want it then replace it \u202d.
Previously you wrote:
> I tried wprintf(L"Current Directory is \x202DÂ TEST TEST\n");
You might need to set the locale before doing that (see man setlocale).
Note that wprintf takes a const wchar_t* while "Buffer" is of type char.
In C++, I would do the following:
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <locale>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string d("\xd8\xa7"); // letter Alif; Try Letter Ha: \xd8\xad
// Change default locale to UTF-8 Arabic/Kuwait
cout.imbue(locale("ar_KW.utf8"));
cout << d << endl; // display alif.
// or if you don't want to use the std::string
cout << "\xd8\xa7" << endl;
}
I am using UTF-8 for Arabic/Kuwait. In C, you set that by passing this string to
LC_CTYPE (man setlocale).
Wishing you and your family peace and good health.
Salam,
Abdalla Alothman
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