Angus Leeming wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
No, all is as it should be. NTFS uses UTF-16 (thanks again, Joost), so that can be stored reasonably well in std::wstring although there will be corner cases where two wchar_ts are required to represent a single unicode character. Think of std::wstring as the way to communicate with the native file system. We're only going to do so on file input/output, at which points we're going to have to convert between our internal use of docstring (UCS-4) to std::wstring (UTF-16).
Yes... thanks for the fresh air... Abdel.
