Re: RichView for Unicode

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Sergey Tkachenko

Posted: 08/27/2002 18:35:57

This parameter has WideString type. I am not sure how to encode Unicode

string just in C++ source code. I believe that any string constant should be

converted to WideString automatically, so call

MainForm->RichView1->AddNLWTag("abcd" ,0,0,0);

is correct. But this conversion will be performed using system default

locale, so it's not a good idea to use it for Chinese strings.

Where you get Chinese strings? If from files, you can use RichView methods

for loading files. Or see C++Builder help topic "International API" for a

list of functions working with Unicode.

PS: do not forget to set Unicode property to true for RichView text styles

representing Unicode text (or for all text styles).

>

> Dear guys, I'm using a trial version of RichView Package for C++Builder 5

> and I'm trying to incapsulate chinese chars into a RichView component.

> It is working fine if I try to put one wide char only like that:

>         MainForm->RichView1->AddNLWTag(0x4e44,0,0,0);

> but I couldn't manage to put more than one into this call.

> How can I do to represent 2 or 3 chars with the same call?

> How should I separate the chars?

> Thank you very much for your help.

> Bye,

> Emanuele

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