I don't have an answer for %c, but the reason it's an issue is that those defining the
C-language did it long before there was
UNICODE. From my experience on other environments a UNICODE characters is an unsigned
16-bit value not an integer (which is signed
and varies in size)..
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> JJF writes
> > Regarding your first question, yes, you can just cast the literal to
> > char (or 'Char'), as in "(Char)'t'".
> Joe,
> I tried this, but no go - still prints garbage.
>
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