Hello, I'm not sure whether I finished my last thread on this. sent me a compiled version of the Demo and it worked correct. So this must have been a localization problem or whatever. I ended up translating the @ sign manually.
But now I am facing a new problem. And I don't really understand what the problem is. We've now implemented long file names on our embedded device and I'd like to use special characters like the german umlauts via the terminal because they may appear in filenames. I've put some files which have umlauts in their name on a compact flash card and plugged this one into the device. First the umlauts showed up as some other special charcters in the terminal. Then I set the option Xlat to false and now it works for most characters. However not for all. When a filename contains a 'Ö' (Ö in HTML. Just in case your mail reader doesn't support umlauts.) the EmulVT component shows a 'O'. Same with 'Ü' (Ü) which ends up in a plain 'U'. I've already reduced my program to the minimum: - Put a EmulVT component on the form - Disable Xlat - Write the charcter to the emulation component: EmulVT1->WriteChar( 'Ü' ); That's it. I wonder if this behaviour is again caused by my windows environment. But other umlauts work. Can anybody help me with this? Mit freundlichen Grüßen/ With kind regards Jan Schatz Software Engineer Beck IPC GmbH Grüninger Weg 24 D-35415 Pohlheim Telefon: +49 6404 695-135 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.beck-ipc.com A member of the Festo group -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
