On Thu, 20 Oct 2011 19:48:54 +0300, Jim Danley wrote:
>> I have been a programmer for many years and started using D about one
>> year back. Suddenly, I find myself in unfamiliar territory. I need to
>> used Finish umlauts in chars and strings, but they are not part of my
>> usual American ASCII character set.
>As Trass3r said, the source code must be saved in a standard Unicode
>encoding. UTF-8 just works.
>If your editor is UTF-8, then you should be able to use a Finnish
>keyboard or copy/paste from another source like a web page or a character
>map program in your system. (I use Emacs under Ubuntu with a Turkish
>quail keyboard mapping, which has been designed by me.)
>> Can anyone point me in the right direction? I am getting "Invalid UTF-8
>> sequence" errors.
>Could you please show a simple program?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Jim
>Ali
If your text editor doesn't handle UTF-8 then the \u escape followed by 4 digit
hex value
can be used, e.g.
dchar[] lit = "\u0103\u0102\u00e4\u00c4";
writefln("%s", lit);
