Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> You must encode all your strings and widget values as utf-8, and maybe
> convert
> the input values from input widgets back to your normal character encoding
> (if
> this is not utf-8).
..and if you need to automate this conversion, you can use iconv(3)
which 'comes with' all unix boxes I'm familiar with, and is pretty
amazing it's ability to translate just about anything to anything,
including just about any encoding to/from UTF8.
iconv(3) doesn't 'come with' the Microsoft compiler that I'm aware,
but it is available as a public domain package that you can compile
and link with for Windows. (I use this myself for converting SJIS
encoded strings to UTF8 on Windows)
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