Hello everyone!
Success! Writeln was indeed the main culprit.
The following works:
WritelnUTF8(('あいうえお秋葉原'));
(Where:
1. WritelnUTF8 is a procedure that uses the Win32 API WriteConsole
directly, bypassing whatever writeln is doing.
2. Where the source code is saves as UTF8 with BOM
3. Where I
Hi,
Thank you very much for the link.
I think it will take some experimenting to get everything to work how it
should on my systems.
I am not using the {$codepage utf8} in my files, but I don't usually have
any non-ASCII text in the programs. (The source files are in UTF8 though).
The data I a
On 10/07/2013 13:38, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
> On 2013-07-10 11:19, Tomas Hajny wrote:
>>
>> Sure, but you can't select just any True Type fonts for console windows
>> (only Lucida is offered in WinXP;
>
> And is so since Win95. Just amazing that Windows Console is so far
> behind other platforms
On 9-7-2013 11:02, Noah Silva wrote:
> I have followed steps in the Wiki, etc., but to little avail, so I have
> some questions for anyone who knows more than me:
> 1. What encoding "should" I be writing to the terminal? from
> experimenting with text files using the cat command in powershell, it
