Closed jpgpng closed 2 years ago
In fact CM3 does have built-in Unicode support.
N1086 is dubl-te ?
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I will move my messages from N1085 to this issue ( N1086 )
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( Possible dubl) Please look at Pull request https://github.com/modula3/cm3/pull/1087
} Pull request https://github.com/modula3/cm3/pull/1087
Are You see examples? They are good ( compile, running?) ?
cp866 is OS DOS ( and 2 .. 15 countries) specific, may be
utf-8 is universal ( except DOS )
} Pull request https://github.com/modula3/cm3/pull/1087
Are You see examples? They are good ( compile, running?) ?
cp866 is OS DOS ( and 2 .. 15 countries) specific, may be
utf-8 is universal ( except DOS )
Saw the examples. But didn't try to compile.
} Pull request https://github.com/modula3/cm3/pull/1087
Are You see examples? They are good ( compile, running?) ? cp866 is OS DOS ( and 2 .. 15 countries) specific, may be utf-8 is universal ( except DOS )Saw the examples. But didn't try to compile.
Ok
Assumed CM3 doesn't have built-in Unicode support. C is the same, too. So there are a bunch of C libraries whose purpose is just to add support for handling of Unicode strings to C. Could I make M3 bindings for such libraries and use it with CM3? Is there any easier solutions?