On 2023-08-30 16:32, Ondrej Pokorny via fpc-devel wrote:
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If you mean
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56419639/what-does-beta-use-unicode-utf-8-for-worldwide-language-support-actually-do,
then no, I don't have this option checked. However, even if I had it
checked (I don't), it couldn't make a difference, because I didn't
rely on the output displayed on console, but I actually checked the
codepage of the compiler output by redirecting it to a file and
checking the content of that file as well.
So did I:
See output.txt in the attachment. It is the output from redirection
with "> output.txt". The output is double-encoded on my system (UTF-8
as CP-850) - it means I have to convert it first from CP-850 to ANSI,
then I see correct raw UTF-8 byte stream.
Interesting, but it doesn't change anything on the fact that my result
is different (and correct) and I don't think that my configuration is
special in any way...
Could you please change my test program sent earlier by changing
"WriteLn (GetConsoleCP);" to "WriteLn (GetConsoleOutputCP);" recompile
and check output of that one (GetConsoleCP is not useful in this
context, that was my fault :-( ) - just in case?
Do you get a different behaviour if using a stock 3.2.2 compiler (the
one distributed by the FPC team, not a Lazarus distribution)?
Tomas
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