> Unfortunately I don't know much about UTF-8, font rendering and such, > so that I decided not to try to do anything UTF-8 related,
For good or bad, I have no practical experience of UTF-8 either, and little spare time to learn at the moment, but I have the feeling that we're all going to be obliged to learn the basics because sooner or later we'll all hit strlen(string) != numberOfChars As an anglophone working in an English-speaking environment it's less likely to hit me than most Europeans with accented characters, or Greg with his Japanese requirements, or the Chinese, Russian and others who have posted recently who will most likely use non-latin scripts too, but bite me it will. It only needs someone to cut and paste some text from their UTF-8 enabled application or web page into my input field and BOOM! > [Duncan, I apologize for "hijacking" your thread] Don't worry about it - I forked it from one of your postings anyway :-) Cheers D _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
