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But I don't see any difference running the example with ANSI_CHARSET or
DEFAULT_CHARSET.
Try this:
- in International options and language set in advanced the "Language for non-Unicode
programs" to Russian and reboot the system
- add the Russian keyboard and in your example add a new label writing its caption
with cyrillic characters: if you use ANSI_CHARSET you will see wrong characters,
if you use DEFAULT_CHARSET you will see the right string at design-time and
also at run-time.
- the rest of application seems to produce the same results indifferently by
the charset of the form/objects.
This is the handicap of ANSI_CHARSET compared to DEFAULT_CHARSET (and also the
majority of the existing applications are in Delphi default)
So, what is the benefit using ANSI_CHARSET?
Can I continue to use DEFAULT_CHARSET?
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