I looked it up for you: QString(const char*c) in Qt4 uses fromAscii(), in
Qt5 it uses fromUtf8(). Additionally, in Qt4, you could actually set the
format interpreted by fromAscii() by calling
QTextCodec::setCodecForCStrings(); in Qt5 this seems no longer possible.
In Wt we historically used the C++ locale for WString's constructor for
const char *. We have discussed changing the API of WString so that UTF-8
becomes the default encoding, but that is in fact a breaking API change
that we will probably save for a major Wt version bump.
The idea is now to add a static WString::setDefaultEncoding(), which makes
the default encoding application-wide configurable between localencoding
and utf8. That can be made backward-compatible and allows you to switch it
to UTF-8 through a single function call in the beginning of your
application. Good idea?
BR,
Wim.
2013/10/14 Muhammad Nasser Al-Noimi <mnno...@gmail.com>
> Thanks a lot. It worked perfectly, but can I get a solution like in Qt
> applications? in Qt apps I can write a string with no problem in encoding.
> I don't know what Qt folks did to make this happens but I wish that I can
> use something like this in Wt.
>
>
> On 14 أكت, 2013 ص 11:37, Wim Dumon wrote:
>
> hich is silly for constant strings.
>
>
>
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