setString / getString V4MD

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 26/2/07 10:04 PM, "Bart Pietercil" <bart.pietercil at gmail.com> wrote:

Well, it works in next way:

    Director works in MacRoman or Latin1.

      V4MD Xtra get Latin1 and convert to UTF16
                
        then V4MD calls db engine

            info is stored on disk in UTF16.
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>> Local
>> V4MD client
>> database is 2.5.6

So LOCAL or CLIENT ?

Do you attach to Valentina Server?
If yes you need to use db.IOEncoding() make search "IOEncoding" in this list
archive. 

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Christian, so you have problems with accents even on local V4MD... Hmm.
Did you specify for DB Locale to be DE_de ?

May be problem in FONT used in Director?


> Bonjour Christian,
> 
> Do you take in account that Director doesn't understand UTF-16?
> Do you do an internal conversion to latin ?
> 
> Bart Pietercil (who abandoned Director because it cannot handle UTF)
> 
> 
> 
> On 26-feb-07, at 20:25, Christian - ChrisKatDev.com wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Le 26 févr. 07 à 19:56, Ruslan Zasukhin a écrit :
>> 
>>> On 26/2/07 7:28 PM, "Christian - ChrisKatDev.com"
>>> <christian at chriskatdev.com> wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Hello,
>>>> 
>>>> does setString/getString support the accentuated characters ("é" for
>>>> example) with V4MD ?
>>>> 
>>>> In VS, it's ok, but in Director I have a square...
>>> 
>>> Hi Christian,
>> Hi Ruslan,
>>> 
>>>     accentuated characters  == umlauts?
>> I dont know (umlaut ?)
>> accentuated characters == é, è, â, à, ù, etc, non ascii car in fact
>> 
>> my database is in UTF-16 and in french language
>> the same problem is for string field and varchar field
>>> 
>>> Just 2 weeks ago some V4MD users have told about success of this.
>>> And he use Valentina Server + V4MD.
>>> 
>>> What you use? V4MD Local or with Vserver ?
>> Local
>> V4MD client
>> database is 2.5.6


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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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