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From: Jean on 30 Apr 2010 09:17
Hello
The project is compiled in UNICODE (VC6)

I have a WCHAR buffer that contains a mix between cyrillic and western
characters.
If i display that buffer in a listview or if i use MessageBox the buffer is
correctly displayed.
But if i put that buffer in an edit with SetDlgItemText the cyrillic
characters are replaced by black squares.

grrrrr

Jean


From: Jean on 30 Apr 2010 09:30
Sorry, i made a mistake, it's not an edit but a STATIC

Jean

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> Hello
> The project is compiled in UNICODE (VC6)
>
> I have a WCHAR buffer that contains a mix between cyrillic and western
> characters.
> If i display that buffer in a listview or if i use MessageBox the buffer
> is correctly displayed.
> But if i put that buffer in an edit with SetDlgItemText the cyrillic
> characters are replaced by black squares.
>
> grrrrr
>
> Jean
>


From: Jean on 1 May 2010 02:48
well, it works if i use an Unicode font with the static :-)
i found Lucida sans Unicode, is that font installed by default ?


Jean
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> Sorry, i made a mistake, it's not an edit but a STATIC
>
> Jean
>
> "Jean" <nospam-please(a)free.fr> a �crit dans le message de news:
> 4bdad8db$0$27603$ba4acef3(a)reader.news.orange.fr...
>> Hello
>> The project is compiled in UNICODE (VC6)
>>
>> I have a WCHAR buffer that contains a mix between cyrillic and western
>> characters.
>> If i display that buffer in a listview or if i use MessageBox the buffer
>> is correctly displayed.
>> But if i put that buffer in an edit with SetDlgItemText the cyrillic
>> characters are replaced by black squares.
>>
>> grrrrr
>>
>> Jean
>>
>
>


From: Friedel Jantzen on 1 May 2010 02:52
Hello Jean!

Am Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:17:21 +0200 schrieb Jean:

> Hello
> The project is compiled in UNICODE (VC6)
>
> I have a WCHAR buffer that contains a mix between cyrillic and western
> characters.
> If i display that buffer in a listview or if i use MessageBox the buffer is
> correctly displayed.
> But if i put that buffer in an edit with SetDlgItemText the cyrillic
> characters are replaced by black squares.

Perhaps this control uses the system font (WM_GETFONT will return NULL).
And this system font does not support cyrillic (same here on my Vista SP2).
You could let the user choose a font for your app, and preselect Arial
Unicode MS. Then set this font for all dialogs rsp. controls in other
windows.

Regards,
Friedel
From: Jean on 1 May 2010 02:54
Hello Friedel !

>Arial Unicode MS
do you know the name of the file ?
i tried with Lucida sans Unicode, which seems to be shipped with every
Windows version, but it's not very 'nice'

Jean
"Friedel Jantzen" <nospam_plz(a)freenet.de> a �crit dans le message de news:
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> Hello Jean!
>
> Am Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:17:21 +0200 schrieb Jean:
>
>> Hello
>> The project is compiled in UNICODE (VC6)
>>
>> I have a WCHAR buffer that contains a mix between cyrillic and western
>> characters.
>> If i display that buffer in a listview or if i use MessageBox the buffer
>> is
>> correctly displayed.
>> But if i put that buffer in an edit with SetDlgItemText the cyrillic
>> characters are replaced by black squares.
>
> Perhaps this control uses the system font (WM_GETFONT will return NULL).
> And this system font does not support cyrillic (same here on my Vista
> SP2).
> You could let the user choose a font for your app, and preselect Arial
> Unicode MS. Then set this font for all dialogs rsp. controls in other
> windows.
>
> Regards,
> Friedel


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