2009/12/31 Przemysław Czerpak <[email protected]>:
> Euro sign has unicode value: U+20AC
> ...
> Without knowledge
> what _exactly_ you have modified in Harbour what _exactly_ you set
> as HVM and GT CPs in your programs and how it's configured your system
> (used locale) I cannot give you precise answer what has happened.
Many thanks for the answer.
Now I've reset all the changes and my tree is based on * $Id:
ChangeLog 13372 2009-12-22 21:00:36Z vszakats $
I use the test below.
If I change cpitso.c with:
#define HB_CP_INFO "Italian ISO-8859-15"
#define HB_CP_UNITB HB_UNITB_8859_15
I see the Euro as a square in a get but I can get all the accented I need.
Using oocalc myiso.dbf I need to choose "Western Europe
(Windows-1252/WinLatin1)" to see the Euro symbol while If I choose
"Western Europe (ISO-8859-15/EURO) I see only squares
If I change cpitso.c with:
#define HB_CP_INFO "Italian ISO-8859-1B"
#define HB_CP_UNITB HB_UNITB_8859_1B
I see CORRECTLY the Euro symbol in the get but I lost many accented
chars while oocalc myiso.dbf is hte same as above.
So the best thing would be to have ISO-8859-15 with the Euro as in ISO-8859-1B.
To do the tests I'm changing the keyboard layout using the gnome
Keyboard Indicator.
best regards,
Lorenzo
// myiso.prg
REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_ITISO
REQUEST HB_UTF8TOSTR
procedure main
local cString := space( 20 )
HB_SETCODEPAGE( "ITISO" )
HB_SETTERMCP( "ITISO", "ITISO", .f. )
clear
? chr( 128 )
? chr( 164 )
@ 10,10 get cString
read
? cString
wait
dbcreate( "myiso.dbf", { { "CSTRING", "C", 20, 0 } } )
use myiso.dbf exclusive
dbappend()
replace myiso->cstring with cString
use
return
// end of prg
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