Where have all the umlauts gone?

[Moritz Beller]

Hello!

Given an array of chars such as
char array[] = "Umlauts öäü"
(that is definitely able to handle those special characters) a
conversion to string returns in getting ripped of the special characters
öäü. Obviously, this is something I don't wanna see happen, but
otherwise, I don't even have a clue on how to avoid it.

Any help urgently required ;-)

best regards / Gruß
Moritz Beller
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[Victor Bazarov]

"Moritz Beller" <mo*****************@t-online.de> wrote...

Given an array of chars such as
char array[] = "Umlauts öäü"
(that is definitely able to handle those special characters) a
conversion to string returns in getting ripped of the special characters
oau. Obviously, this is something I don't wanna see happen, but
otherwise, I don't even have a clue on how to avoid it.

Any help urgently required ;-)

String literals cannot contain "extended" characters directly. You
need to put them there in the form of the universal-character-name
or an escape sequence. For example, the u-umlaut has Unicode code
00FC, so you'd probably put it there using \u00fc. Your literal
should become

"Umlauts \u00f6\u00e4\u00fc"

(I couldn't test this on my system, though). I bet those things are
platform-specific.

V