C Western wrote:
Applied.
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Uberto Barbini wrote:
> Using natively utf-8 I think is impossible, because the encoding.
Support might be implmemented like/in MBCS support.
> Please note that at every Borland conference there is someone asking for
> Unicode support since Delphi2...
Not only for Delphi ;-)
> There are severa
This discussion has inspired me to think a little more about what should
be done in this specfic context, and I think the attached patch should
do it. It is a more drastic patch than the previous one, and I don't
have any widestring test material, but it passes some simple tests. I
have copied
On Thursday 10 March 2005 19:51, Uberto Barbini wrote:
> > >UCS-2 is different from utf-16 (which is escaped),
> >
> > nope. UCS originally wasn't escaped, but they changed that "recently"
>
> Could you point me to a official document?
> In the Unicode site I don't find anything.
> Anyway with esca
> >UCS-2 is different from utf-16 (which is escaped),
>
> nope. UCS originally wasn't escaped, but they changed that "recently"
Could you point me to a official document?
In the Unicode site I don't find anything.
Anyway with escaping UCS2 when UCS2 definition is utf-16 without encoding?
Bye Ube
Marc Weustink wrote:
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UCS-2 or UTF-16 how it called by the unicode consortium is "escaped" as
well and you've to take care of it in your code.
mmh, no.
yes :)
UCS-2 is different from utf-
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>
>> UCS-2 or UTF-16 how it called by the unicode consortium is "escaped" as
>> well and you've to take care of it in your code.
>
>mmh, no.
yes :)
>UCS-2 is different from utf-16 (which
> UCS-2 or UTF-16 how it called by the unicode consortium is "escaped" as
> well and you've to take care of it in your code.
mmh, no.
UCS-2 is different from utf-16 (which is escaped), but you cannot represent
all utf characters (see the case of Vogon poetry).
See:
http://www.uazone.com/multil
Uberto Barbini wrote:
utf-8 is a unicode string. What do you mean with "not escaped"
Unicode? Memory wasting utf-32?
I'd see UCS2/UCS4 as not escaped Unicode.
Exactly.
I think that UCS2 will suffice to everyone not interested in Vogon poetry! ;))
This means to have 2 byte chars and related strings
> > utf-8 is a unicode string. What do you mean with "not escaped"
> > Unicode? Memory wasting utf-32?
>
> I'd see UCS2/UCS4 as not escaped Unicode.
Exactly.
I think that UCS2 will suffice to everyone not interested in Vogon poetry! ;))
This means to have 2 byte chars and related strings, all stri
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 08:43:07 +0100, Florian Klaempfl wrote
> Uberto Barbini wrote:
>
> What would be the correct solution?
> >>>
> >>>I am showing my ignorance of multi byte characater handling here, but
> >>>I think it would be to write an escaped sequence as is currently done
> >>>for wide s
Uberto Barbini wrote:
What would be the correct solution?
I am showing my ignorance of multi byte characater handling here, but
I think it would be to write an escaped sequence as is currently done
for wide strings. I don't think the current OutChars function is quite
up to it, as utf8 characters c
> >> What would be the correct solution?
> >
> > I am showing my ignorance of multi byte characater handling here, but
> > I think it would be to write an escaped sequence as is currently done
> > for wide strings. I don't think the current OutChars function is quite
> > up to it, as utf8 character
C Western wrote:
Florian Klaempfl wrote:
C Western wrote:
Can I offer the attached patch for reading utf8 strings from
resource files? It simply converts the utf string to a normal string
by discarding the high bits,
What would be the correct solution?
I am showing my ignorance of multi byte c
Florian Klaempfl wrote:
C Western wrote:
Can I offer the attached patch for reading utf8 strings from resource
files? It simply converts the utf string to a normal string by
discarding the high bits,
What would be the correct solution?
I am showing my ignorance of multi byte characater handling
C Western wrote:
Can I offer the attached patch for reading utf8 strings from resource
files? It simply converts the utf string to a normal string by
discarding the high bits,
What would be the correct solution?
but I had some files from Delphi or Kylix that
were otherwise unreadable.
Colin
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