Add the isCompatibleWithACP() function in the String class.
To do this we need to convert from Unicode to local CP_ACP and then back to Unicode to finally compare the original string with the final string and if they are equal then we can be sure.
The reason we need to do that is because WC2MB silently converts some latin characters to their undecorated equivalent. This induce losses.
eg: if you use CP1252 the character ħ gets converted to h without warning.
On Windows 2000+ we could use the WC_NO_BEST_FIT_CHARS flag..
Add the isCompatibleWithACP() function in the String class. To do this we need to convert from Unicode to local CP_ACP and then back to Unicode to finally compare the original string with the final string and if they are equal then we can be sure.
The reason we need to do that is because WC2MB silently converts some latin characters to their undecorated equivalent. This induce losses.
eg: if you use CP1252 the character
ħgets converted tohwithout warning. On Windows 2000+ we could use theWC_NO_BEST_FIT_CHARSflag..