Hi, 吴顺珉 On 5/20/05, 顺珉 吴 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1.The program can deal with english (ascii) filename and info well, but I > don't know how to deal with other types if encoded string. Chinese, japanese > and many other languages have their own coding type, not always UTF-8. And > these user may not choose UTF as thier system local. > How can I translate "some types" of encoded string to other types? Or at > least, translate all to UTF-8 type? Please refer to http://www.gtk.org/api/2.6/glib/glib-Character-Set-Conversion.html for Charset convertion As all string inside GTK+ are UTF-8, you should convert the filenames' encoding to UTF-8, and then convert them back to store on disk if neccesary. For those locales other than utf-8, you should set environment viriable [EMAIL PROTECTED] to make g_filename* functions work correctly. Hope this will help. -- Best regards Shixin Zeng
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