Rimgaudas said,
2) use unicode (UTF-8) enabled editor instead of FP.
Any windows editor will fit too.
I solved the problem, sort of. :-) In your previous post, you had
suggested that I might be using FPIDE, and codepage clash between it and
Windows would lead to
such a problem. I was using Scite as my IDE in both Windows and Linux,
and it had been setup to use UTF8 already. Then I thought, "What if I
use FPIDE instead of Scite?" and voila. The same code, produced perfect
result in Windows. (Not tried Linux yet) Turkish characters appeared
fine now. (FPC 202)
Thank you.
Anil
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