Hi !
Yes, that would work, another way is to edit the source files in a DOS
editor and enter all the swedish characters in there, it will look like c=
rap
in Dev-CPP but should compile correct in the end (I think, I have never
tried it with gcc). I know this is not very ansi friendly but it works mo=
st
of the time...
Mikael
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Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 9:00 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] RE: swdish letters
> >Does anyone have any idea how to
> >implement swedish letters when running >program in DOS window
>
> You should use escape ('\') sequences in the string to get those
characters.
> I'm not sure that i remeber them correctly, but i think the relevant co=
des
for Swedish letters are:
> \x86, \x84, \x94, \x8f, \x8e, \x99
>
> Here's how:
> str =3D "V\x84lkommen!"
>
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