All strings in FLTK are utf8 at all times. FLTK 2.0 has a utf8froma() function that will convert the strings (it will act as though they are ISO-8859-1). I don't know if this was put into fltk 1.3. You can either use this when you read your data, or when you display it. FLTK 2.0 also has some experiments with correctly displaying ISO-8859-1 that is in the string, but apparently this was not used in FLTK 1 (and that may be right, because it forces users to convert to UTF-8).
bibothekid wrote: > ok, this sounds strange, but > > can i disable the utf-8 behaviour in fltk 1.3 because i have trouble > with string reading from the database. > > :-) > _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
