Re: [Dev-C++] Using Unicode in Dev-C++

Additional to the answer of Per Westermark you could take a look to this 
Wikipedia article for a better / deeper understanding of the coherences 
of UTF along with operating systems, editors, e-mails, web, fonts, 
storage, converters and ... a lot more:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode


Gruß,
Werner Kitzmann




Duong Ha Nguyen schrieb:
> Hi Adrian, thank you for answering my question!
>
> I understand your answer. I tried to do as you said but I don't know 
> how to type Unicode characters in Dev-C++ IDE. When I typed "ư", it 
> displayed "?". Can you tell me how to solve it?
>
> I tried to convert Unicode characters to ANSI using native2ascii.exe 
> (as I said at my first mail) but the displayed characters were not 
> what I wanted. I think maybe there was some problems with the fonts. 
> Can you tell me how to solve it?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> 2007/4/25, adrian <ad...@la... <mailto:ad...@la...>>:
>
>     Have a nice day, nha...@gm... <mailto:nha...@gm...>!
>     You, "Duong Ha Nguyen" <mailto:nha...@gm...
>     <mailto:nha...@gm...>> wrote:
>
>
>     >Hello everyone,
>     >I'm using Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2 <http://4.9.9.2> to write Windows
>     application. I would like to
>     >write program using Unicode encoding. I tried to use native2ascii to
>     >translate Unicode source code to ANSI, but it didn't display
>     exactly what I
>     >want. Can someone tell me how to write Windows programs with
>     Unicode in
>     >Dev-C++?
>     >Thanks in advance.
>     >
>     >
>     WinAPI has a two function for straight working with Unicode strings:
>     - MultiByteToWideChar(...) - for encoding ANSI strings in Unicode,
>     and
>     - WideCharToMultiByte(...) - for decoding Unicode to ANSI
>
>     Also you can use TCHAR type for unvisible translating, for example:
>
>     #include <windows.h>
>     #include <stdio.h>
>     #ifndef UNICODE
>     #define UNICODE
>     ...
>     TCHAR *s;
>     scanf ("%s", s);
>     printf("%s\n", s);
>     ...
>     #endif //UNICODE
>
>     if you define UNICODE then
>     typedef wchar_t TCHAR,
>     else
>     typedef char TCHAR; also defined functions, working with this type
>     (for more see MSDN and tchar.h file)
>
>
>     Sincerely, Churin.
>
>     P.S. Excuse me for my bad english - it's not my native language.
>
>
>
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