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[Help] Using ASCII in C

Alexander
2011-11-16
2012-09-26
  • Alexander

    Alexander - 2011-11-16

    Hello guys, recently i start to use Dev-C as my personal IDE, for school etc.
    But as far as i am from Italy, i wish i could use my language characters , but
    it cannot be displayed. As example if i write è i get other strange character
    that even not remember...

    I want know please if is possible to fix this, and if is possible, how do it.
    Tanks in advice.

     
  • Jim Pattee

    Jim Pattee - 2011-11-17

    Italian is part of the extended character set for English is it not? It seems
    like you should be able to use it.

    I copied your è above and it displayed OK. How are you entering it into the
    editor?

     
  • Alexander

    Alexander - 2011-11-17

    Well, i just enter in the normal way: Dev-C++> New project > Console project
    in C

    And i write for example : printf("Test character "); and i get just what i
    told you , a 0.o character.

     
  • Jim Pattee

    Jim Pattee - 2011-11-17

    How are you entering è into the editor?

     
  • Alexander

    Alexander - 2011-11-17

    What mean "How are you entering è into the editor" ? I just do what i told
    previously, nothing more nothing less. Please be more specific.

     

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