entering internationalized input

[Lloyd Dupont]

I have implemented an international text editor based on uniscribe, GDI &
GDI+.
While it display internationalized text fine I realize user input are no
good.

So far what I do: I override Control.OnKeyPressed(char keyCode);
I was expecting the appropriate char to be passed on.

Now I test with (very simple) french accent.
I was trying to type: 'ê' and I ended up with "[e"
So, how do I get a char which is a combination of multiple key strokes?

There must be an API for that, wouldn't it?

[Lloyd Dupont]

never mind, it seems to work in fact.
it's more like my current language setings changed automatically for some
reason without me being aware of it.... ?!?!

Now I keeps my eyes on the language tool bar and I could see it
changing.....

"Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld> wrote in message
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I have implemented an international text editor based on uniscribe, GDI &
GDI+.
While it display internationalized text fine I realize user input are no
good.

So far what I do: I override Control.OnKeyPressed(char keyCode);
I was expecting the appropriate char to be passed on.

Now I test with (very simple) french accent.
I was trying to type: 'ê' and I ended up with "[e"
So, how do I get a char which is a combination of multiple key strokes?

There must be an API for that, wouldn't it?