Marco van de Voort schrieb:
The only problem on Windows is that you must only pass a string with a very
clear encoding to a RTL function.
so
assignfile(f,s+s2+s3);
is dangerous if they are not all the same encoding. If there is any
mismatch, it will be converted down to default encoding.
Then the implementation is wrong. All string conversion is done via UTF
(lossless), the result can be either UTF-8 (FPC) or UTF-16 (Delphi). The
final conversion depends on the target, i.e. the declaration of AssignFile.
There is no utf8 on Windows.
Yep, that's why the Unicode (W) API should be used. No problem with
UTF-8 strings there :-)
DoDi
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