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... We regret for this. Also thank you for bringing this to our notice. Works well if the Like Expression contains only numbers and alphabets but not chars like -, +, etc. We are fixing this bug and testing now. If the expression does not contain wild-card characters, you may use like this oData:SetFilter("'RF-10392' ...

... working for xHarbour. Now it is ok. * Enhancement: Class TWebView() new METHOD End() and MESSAGE hWnd. * Samples\oemboxch.prg: How to view oem box chars in a Winodws application. * samples\mariabig.prg: Read and Browse table with 4.1 million records from mysql cloud server using RecSet() class ...

... we call Wide Char. Some sample characters: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq70/924/X5iuAK.png Now, let us concatenate all UTF8 chars (6th column) and display: 9AÜĞత Unicode system is a family of different encodings all of which are aimed at uniquely representing ever character ...

Does this mean that we can only use chars provided by FWH, even if we use a different font? chars provided by FWH? FWH does NOT provide any chars. FWH does not have any chars of its own. FWH displays any text using Windows APIs Any utf8 encoded ...

We will look into the issue of tooltips. :D Display of Utf8 depends purely on FWH Does this mean that we can only use chars provided by FWH, even if we use a different font? I tried it with the font 'unscii' from http://viznut.fi/unscii/ , unfortunately without success! This ...

... are talking about pasting into a Get, then the copied text is pasted from the cursor position till the end of the Get. Example -Width of Get is 80 chars -Copied text is 70 chars -User has his cursor position 60 in the Get and then pressed Ctrl-V, the text is pasted from 61st position till the end ...

We can also make all this in a single function.
For that can you provide me a list of ALL accented characters in German language?
Not only the 7 chars. We need all chars.
For example, there are other chars like: Ûúùõòóô, etc.

... - Compatible with accented characters like German Umlauts even when FW_SetUnicode(.t.). The problem arises where certain accented chars have different notations in ANSI and UTF8. https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=43352&p=262129#p262129 * Command ? (WQout() ...

When editing 2-Byte chars they are converted to there Unicode equivalent, NOT to UTF-8 Example - https://www.charset.org/utf-8 : Dec      Hex   UTF-8 Char  Unicode description---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------216 ...

karinha,

nothing changed, the chars ÄÜÖß are misinterpreted:

... tests with ü - 0xC3BC and some other 2-byte characters: - The first 2-byte char is ok - all the following are not ok - Pasting one or more 2-byte chars from the clipboard is working! Did you try keeping FW_SetUnicode( .f. ) // default and try setting   HB_LangSelect("DE")   HB_SetCodePage("DEWIN") ...

... string with keys needed by the API. Once I have filled the str the upload is done. The problem I seem to have is that insite the memofield there a chars (codes) like CRLF, ENTER, and more format items. When I leave them out the upload is ok. When I include the field and I think there are some codes ...

... I read a memo field where some ascii codes like CRLF,.. are used and I save them by API online, The API is not saving data when there are special chars insite the text. I tried some changing with strreplace, but there are always new items comming up. Is there a general ALL conversion of special ...

... from String which is longer than 10 Sign :?: At first I simply did something like this : (there was a time I was thinking it only was 8 chars ))) function veldnaam()   Local aTemp:={}  // as a sample data   AADD(aTemp,"Naam")   AADD(aTemp,"HOOFDINGVELD1")  ...

The problem is: without any codepage settings (ie. EN codepage) Descend() is fine but accented chars from filesystem are wrong. With ITWIN (or other codepages I tried) the accented chars from filesystem are right but Descend() is not working. Any solutions will make me ...