Am 25.06.2009 9:31 Uhr schrieb "Albrecht Schlosser" unter
<[email protected]>:
> Michael Schmid wrote:
>
>> Is there any easy solution in FLTK to display special charakters like "ö
>> ,ä ,ü, é, à, è" in FLTK? Or do I have to make a workaround by myself?
>
> There's no problem with these characters, I'm using them all the time.
Personally, I like to keep international characters out of my source code,
unless I can be sure that all editors that will touch the text understand
utf8 encoding (this is for FLTK 1.3).
Opening a document with utf8 Umlauts in a ASCII-only editor will lead to
unreadable code and may even destroy characters when writing back. The
safest route is to write uft8 in hexadecimal notation: \x3e , etc.
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