Re: Finding out if a given character is in UpperCase, LowerCase or Numeric
- From: Sinna <news4sinna_NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2008 08:56:25 +0200
Tony Proctor wrote:
The 'A' versions work with Japanese, etc., too Sinna. However, the "ANSI character set" being used is different in different locales. The main advantage of using Unicode data and support is that the interpretation of the data is unambiguous, and not subject to misinterpretation when moving it from one place to anotherI know, but when using strings, it's very hard to get the correct locale / codepage to get things working. When switching to the Wide-variant, there's no such hassle...
Tony Proctor
BTW: The moving is in fact the main issue here!
Sinna
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