minwin unicode
Bill Baxter
wbaxter at gmail.com
Sat Dec 2 21:42:06 PST 2006
Tomas Lindquist Olsen wrote:
> Walter Bright wrote:
>
>
>>Chris Miller wrote:
>>
>>>>Do you care about Win95? If so then I recall there are some
>>>>limitations to using unicode there, and you need something called
>>>>unicows.dll to make it work at all. I think unicows only
>>>>supports a subset of the win32 api.
>>>>
>>>>Personally I don't care about Win95, but apparently a lot of
>>>>people still do.
>>>>
>>>>If you don't care about Win95, then I believe you're right that
>>>>the -W functions are the way to go.
>>>
>>>It also applies to Windows 95 and ME, which I believe still have a
>>>chunk of users. MSLU is an option but is a dependency.
>>
>>Don't use MSLU to support 95 and ME. Look into how std.file does it,
>>that's the right way for D.
>
>
> I have committed the Unicode update for Windows to SVN :)
> Thanx again for pointing out how it should be done!
>
And I can confirm that Japanese works now! Yea!
(though without in-place IME support, but that's a separate kettle o fish)
--bb
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