by: Bren |
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Hi all,
I wonder if anyone knows of a string class out there that can do on
demand conversion from wchar_t to char?
We are writing an app that will need to be localized and cross
platform. ...
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by: Marcin Kalicinski |
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wchar_t c1 = wchar_t('A');
wchar_t c2 = L'A';
Is c1 equal to c2?
If they are not equal, how can I create wchar_t character representing the
same character as some char value?
cheers,...
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by: Steven T. Hatton |
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This is one of the first obstacles I encountered when getting started with
C++. I found that everybody had their own idea of what a string is. There
was std::string, QString, xercesc::XMLString,...
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by: Angus |
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I can see how to get a char* but is it possible to get a wide char -
eg
wchar_t?
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by: Rui Maciel |
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I've just started learning how to use the wchar_t data type as the basis for
Unicode strings and unfortunately I'm having quite a bit of problems, both
in the C front and the Unicode front.
In...
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by: interec |
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Hi Folks,
I am writing a c++ program on redhat linux using main(int argc,
wchar_t *argv). $LANG on console is set to "en_US.UTF-8". g++
compiler version is 3.4.6.
Q1. what is the encoding of...
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by: Rui Maciel |
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I'm trying to use the getwc() function to get individual characters from a
stream but I've stumbled on a type conversion problem. The getwc() function
returns a type wint_t instead of a wchar_t and...
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by: Michael Brennan |
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I guess this question only applies to programming applications for UNIX,
Windows and similiar. If one develops something for an embedded system
I can understand that wchar_t would be unnecessary.
...
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by: Samant.Trupti |
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Hi,
There is one thing I am cofused about....
If I have a declareation say
char str;
Now if I want to change it to wchar so do I have to change it
like ....
wchar_t str; or double the...
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by: =?ISO-8859-2?Q?Boris_Du=B9ek?= |
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Hi,
I have an API that returns UTF-8 encoded strings. I have a utf8 codevt
facet available to do the conversion from UTF-8 to wchar_t encoding
defined by the platform. I have no trouble...
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