Outline · Standard · [ Linear+ ] compiling eM+ in DCBS(far-east) boxes

[roytam1]

in line 1336 of PPTooltip.cpp of today's CVS, there's a line:

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                            else if ((strText[j] >= _T('0') && strText[j] <= _T('9')) || strText[j] >= _T('à') && strText[j] <= _T('ú'))

the [à'] and [ú'] are treated as one character and that line becomes to that:

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                            else if ((strText[j] >= _T('0') && strText[j] <= _T('9')) || strText[j] >= _T('?) && strText[j] <= _T('?))

as a result, it can't be compiled.

so, please modifying this line to that in order to compile in far-east boxes:

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                            else if ((strText[j] >= _T('0') && strText[j] <= _T('9')) || strText[j] >= _T('\xE0') && strText[j] <= _T('\xFA'))

[Aw3]

I think that your suggestion will be incorrect for Unicode...

[roytam1]

I think that your suggestion will be incorrect for Unicode...

But the VS.NET 2003 compiler is not unicode-compliant.

[Aw3]

I don't know what are you talking about, but even Visual Studio 5.0 (about ten year old) creates Unicode applications without problems.

[roytam1]

I don't know what are you talking about, but even Visual Studio 5.0 (about ten year old) creates Unicode applications without problems.

You're right but if the source file is in ANSI form, the compiler will read it in ANSI form. So please let all eM+ source files be Unicode.

[Aw3]

We are going to work to achieve it, but it will take some time as well as add a lot of problems.

[roytam1]

We are going to work to achieve it, but it will take some time as well as add a lot of problems.

Then you can save PPTooltip.cpp to Unicode first. I've tested it without problems.