From: Darko M. <da...@uv...> - 2005-08-05 13:27:49
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tikcireviva wrote: > I wonder if version 1.04 do support double-bytes characters or not. It > seems to me that using glibmm is the only solution, am I right? Anyway, > I will try version 1.04. Thank you for your suggestions. Version 1.04 does not support unicode, but it can work fine with utf-8 because it can be stored in std::string. The question is do you really need utf-16 or utf-32? In 98% percent of cases the answer is no. Darko |