Solution:
ShowMessage('März <> ' + AnsiToUtf8( LongMonthNames[3]));
Vincent Snijders explains:
LongMonthNames is RTL, which uses the ansi encoding. If you want to
show it using the LCL, convert it to UTF8.
Am 04.07.2011 19:29, schrieb John Landmesser:
on two different PC with german locale and Windows XP
LongMonthNames[3] = 'M?rz'
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example:
interface
uses
{$ifdef unix}clocale,{$endif}
ShowMessage('März <> ' + LongMonthNames[3]);
Application.MainForm.Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
That problem doesn't exist for Debian-Sid Linux !?
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