1. RE: Dumb question
> -----Original Message-----
> From: axtens_ at mac.com [mailto:axtens_ at mac.com]
> Not having access to my Euphoria docs, I have to ask ...
>
> What support for Unicode is there in Euphoria? I will fairly
> soon start
> porting over some documents written on Macintosh computers (just the
> data fork) to an Unicode encoding for use in win2k+msoffice.
> Will I be
> able to use Euphoria for the conversion tools?
Depends on what you want to do. You won't be able to print anything
directly using puts/printf/etc. It's possible to use the Unicode functions
in windows to do things, however. Basically, unicode characters are 2 bytes
long. If you take a look at my EuCOM package, there's a file in there
called unicode.ew, which will convert between ANSI and unicode. It looks at
unicode strings as a sequence of bytes, rather than a sequence of words
(2-bytes).
Matt Lewis
