Frits van Bommel Wrote: > Fractal wrote: > > Jarrett Billingsley Wrote: > >> Because those are the three string encodings D supports, and only > >> supporting one is a dumb idea. > > > > Why? wchar is full compatible with all languages (if it is not please tell > > me)... also when I have many strings in different types, I need to convert > > it from one type to other in each part of the program. Why three when one > > is suffice? > > IIRC, Chinese characters can't be represented by a single wchar. However, > that's > not a problem since all three string types support full Unicode. > > >> are all Unicode, just different encodings. However, even if you can > >> throw an exception in Spanish, it might not print out correctly on > >> Windows unless you have your console configured correctly. > > > > Oh... I will take a look for that (console configuration)... but the char > > type dont supports some languages, because it only supports latin... Im > > wrong? The Exception on the two APIs uses char[]. I want Inernationalized > > programs. > > char[] supports any language that wchar[] and dchar[] support. It's just that > with char and wchar you need more than one of them for some characters. > > You may want to read http://prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?DanielKeep/TextInD > and > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode (or one of its many translations if your > English is not so good).
Thanks for the correction... then adding a String struct to simplify it? Fractal
