> But in UTF-16 all symbols have size two bytes. There is no problem to > set specified size of string as opposed to UTF8 where every symbol can > have own size (from 1 up to 5?) .
Not true I'm afraid - only glyphs from the BMP are sure to be two bytes in UTF16. Any glyph from a higher plane will be 4 bytes. Check up on "surrogate pairs" to see what I mean. > I see no way to use it. Shortly - I have to print column of text lines > restricted by specified length. I use the Courier font. > The lines can contain any symbols - latin, cyrillic etc. I can't > evaluate needed size of line in bytes if I use UTF8. Only via > conversion into any accessible format with monosized symbols. I might need to see an example to help visualize what you are doing... I'm not sure I'm understanding all the nuances of your problem. > > Anyway, best post an STR, and maybe a simple example we can use for > > testing. > > It's no problem, but... my latest STR (fl_draw_image_mono(...) has no > body at all!) hang there without any interest Oh we read them - we're just busy, so don't get much time to actually do anything about them... I still think that posting the STR with details, examples, etc., greatly increases the chance that *something* might get done! _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list fltk-dev@easysw.com http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
