Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[...]
But first I would like discuss about the wide string published
properties.
How are they handled by D7 - D2007?
[..]
But how is it stored in the dfm?
This is no longer a
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
First for all, sorry for the delay...
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
I followed the whole thread, and my opinion is that adding this
feature to D7 - D2007 compiler is not good if this imply to break
existing code, in particular when D2009 is ready to ship.
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
First for all, sorry for the delay...
Thanks, for the response!
But first I would like discuss about the wide string published
properties.
How are they handled by D7 - D2007?
[..]
But how is it stored in the dfm?
This is no
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Before I write the full answer I need an information.
I introduced an alias:
{$IFDEF D7-D2007} UnicodeString = WideString {$ENDIF}
and changed three properties, HostFileName, LocalFileName and
HostDir from String to UnicodeString.
Are
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Before I write the full answer I need an information.
I introduced an alias:
{$IFDEF D7-D2007} UnicodeString = WideString {$ENDIF}
and changed three properties, HostFileName, LocalFileName and
HostDir from String
Maurizio Lotauro wrote:
I followed the whole thread, and my opinion is that adding this
feature to D7 - D2007 compiler is not good if this imply to break
existing code, in particular when D2009 is ready to ship.
If the programmer should rework its code it is better that is for
D2009 than for
Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi All,
Hi Arno,
What do you think about adding Utf8-support to the FTP components
in ICSv7 for compilers D7 - D2007 as well?
I don't use the ftp components, but I think that every enhancements are
welcome :-)
[...]
My prefered solution is changing
What do you think about adding Utf8-support to the FTP components
in ICSv7 for compilers D7 - D2007 as well?
I will be doing this shortly for V6 and v7, as previously discussed in
depth.
Angus
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Francois PIETTE wrote:
Before D2009, the user will have to add code to encode their
international characters in UTF8 and the component will have to have
code to handle it properly.
In the component code, you'll have conditional compilation for
handling string properties which have a need
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Francois PIETTE wrote:
Before D2009, the user will have to add code to encode their
international characters in UTF8 and the component will have to have
Not many people will still use pre-D2009 compiler to really support
international charset more than now (for example for french,
unicode is defenitely not needed).
Currently the v5 and v6 FTP clients do not fully support the French
character set, because many FTP servers only return UTF8
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Not many people will still use pre-D2009 compiler to really support
international charset more than now (for example for french,
unicode is defenitely not needed).
Currently the v5
work
as expected.
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From: Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP and Utf-8 in ICSv7
Not many people
Actually, ICS V5 or V6 FTP server and FTP client works nice with
french accented file names.
Sorry, I disagree, this is the ICS FTP client listing from FileZilla
server, all names are UTF-8, the first one is ANSI only characters, which
can be clearly seen since the character after the escape
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Not many people will still use pre-D2009 compiler to really support
international charset more than now (for example for french,
unicode is defenitely not needed).
Currently the v5 and v6 FTP clients do not fully support the French
character set,
Internet Component Suite (ICS)
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From: Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2008 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP and Utf-8 in ICSv7
Actually, ICS V5 or V6 FTP server and FTP
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Actually, ICS V5 or V6 FTP server and FTP client works nice with
french accented file names.
Sorry, I disagree, this is the ICS FTP client listing from FileZilla
type=file;modify=20080806153616;size=200; test £½ ¶ � «
».txt
This is not a typical french filename. There are a lot of
characters which are never used.
That file name only contains characters from the standard Windows ANSI
set, simply UTF8 encoded, which is why some appear
I think properties can be of type string in all versions. For pre-Delphi
2009, the component can easily pack an UTF8 string into the AnsiString. Up
to the user to handle it properly as an UTF8 string.
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