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Ascii Extended Characters

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    • June 22, 2010 at 4:04 pm #12005
      Mr. Mike
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      Guys,… I've recently updated to the latest version of SqlYOG and I noticed that I can enter extended characters into table data ad hoc, e.g., [ALT] + 254 = 'box' symbol.

      And SqlYOG is reading the same data that my own applications are reading.

      however, I can't get my own app's to 'display' the extended ascii character set ( or anything like unicode etc… ) properly.

      I've tried everything from database collation sets ( latin1, utf8, ascii ) to front end app changes on TEdit.Font properties like character set and font name.

      Anybody successful in doing this ? I'd like to know what SqlYOG did to get it to work in their application.

      Thanks !!!

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    • June 24, 2010 at 6:28 am #30961
      nithin
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      Make sure you set the compiler options that your application supports Unicode. To display you have to convert it to wide-char string, you could try to use API MultiByteToWideChar().

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