On Mon, Oct 23, 2006 at 11:02:02AM +0200, Georg Baum wrote: > Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > > Good. Does it apply to 1.4 too, or is it an unicode problem? > > It is an unicode problem: If char is signed, then the following will produce > an invalid character: > > char c1 = 185; //¹ SUPERSCRIPT ONE (in latin1 and ucs4) > lyx::char_type c2 = 185; //¹ SUPERSCRIPT ONE (in latin1 and ucs4) > lyx::char_type c2 = c1; // invalid, not SUPERSCRIPT ONE
Note that there still are problems with char signedness. I am currently forced to compile with -funsigned-char to avoid crashes when loading a document on Cygwin. Moreover, I cannot spot them, because they are hard crashes bailing out of gdb, even. -- Enrico
