On 09/02/2014 11:11 AM, seany wrote:
> But try to capture „ the low quotation mark, appearing in the
> All-purpose punctuations plane of unicode, with \u201e - I worte I am
> having problems with \u1FFF and up.
You are doing it differently. Can you show us a minimal example?
Otherwise, there is nothing special about „. Continuing with my example,
just change one line and it still works:
file.writeln("abcçd„ef");
> This particular symbol, is seen as a dchar array "\x1e\x20" - so two
> dchars
That would happen when you you treat the chars on the input and
individual dchars. Those two chars must be decoded as a single dchar. My
example has shown two different ways of doing it. :)
> using wchar returns the same result
Same issue: You are treating individual chars as two individual wchars.
Ali
