Elrood wrote: > While it certainly wasn't my intent to spread false info, nor to defend > D or sidetrack from its bugs, I cannot confirm that unicode output *just > plain works*, neither with Python, and I'd be highly interested in more > info on how you got it to work.
There are two separate issues here. One is unicode output (which involves translating unicode text to the encoding used by the console). The other issue is having a console window that can display the characters that you want to display. The former can be tested without resorting to exotic code pages. Try to output 'Ķ' in CP775 or 'İ' in CP857. Both of these code pages are readily available. To enable Chinese characters, some more work is necessary. Under Windows XP, Control Panel, Regional and Language Options: - On the Languages pane, make sure East Asian Languages is checked. - On the Advanced pane, select a language that uses Chinese characters. - On the Advanced pane, make sure that the code pages you want to use are checked. -- Rainer Deyke - rain...@eldwood.com