Hi,
The osgText::String class is what handles all characters sets, so
rather than using std::string use it directly and its methods for
setting you characters.
Robert.
On 6/19/07, litingbaotou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Paul
I use as followed:
std::string m_strText;
text1->setFont("simhei.ttf"); // simhei.ttf is kind of
Chinese font
text1->setText(m_strText);
When I set m_strText = "abc" or other letters, it works OK. But if I set
m_strText = any Chinese charater, it will show nothing, and if m_strText =
"abc" + Chinese charater, it will just display "abc" and follows "abc" there
are some clobbers.
Still in OSG V1.0, and my Windows do have and support simhei.ttf.
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2007-06-19
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