On 7/16/07, Michael Van Canneyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What do you think that is ? By default all special characters are
simply stripped.
This doesn't make sense. Here is how that utf-8 string appear on a iso
viewer, like the lazarus code editor:
MyStr := 'Accents á, Ã(c), Ã, ó, ú Polsko: ć, Ä™, Å‚, Å›, ź, ż';
The characters aren't that special. If what you are saying was true,
it would be impossible to write ansi applications using à or (c)
Also, this code works on Gtk2 and Qt interfaces.
Writeln(T);
I don't think the windows console will display utf-8 characters
I changed from utf8string to string on my code and it didn't change
anything, so I guess we can rule this out.
--
Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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