Ok, interesting, I guess that the problem is really with wxLua. I'm
out of town for the rest of the week can only look at it next week.
Regards,
John Labenski
On 2/13/07, yahoo mm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I made some test with this very very simple program (just one
> statement): test-char.lua
> print("aaa", "èèè", "ùùù", "zzz")
> (these are four strings, the 2 and 3 onea are strings made of 3 accented
> "e" and 3 accented "u")
> I used wxLua on Windows XP, with italian settings.
> I created the file with an external editor; every character was simply
> coded with one ascii byte.
>
> 1) calling "wxLua.exe test-char.lua" resulted in a print message where
> only the first and last string were printed:
> aaa, , , zzz
> the inner special strings were simply ignored.
>
> 2) I then tried to load "wxluaedit.exe" and from there I loaded the same
> file.
> The file was fully loaded and I could see the special characters
> When I tried to run the program everything was fine. The accented
> letters were correctly displayed on the output window!
> So, I tried to load the program I was working to (wxDateCalc.lua)
> Everything was ok. Running from wxstedit gave no problems.
>
> 3) After that, I tried to load wxLua.exe alone, to get the default editor.
> This time, when I tried to load the same file "test-chars.lua" the
> program went wrong.
> It just wasn't able to do it.
>
> 4) I tried to type a new program, with the same content (print("aaa",
> "èèè", "ùùù", "zzz"))
> When typing, the special characters were displayed correctly.
> Running the program was ok, too. I had my chars shown!
>
> -> the solution of the mistery was in the file structure:
> - In wxstedit (or an external editor) the special characters were
> saved in a one byte format
> - In wxLua, on the contrary, a two byte format is used to code
> characters over 127
>
> Mario
>
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