A small tool that goes though C/C++ files and changes them to (almost) compile as Unicode.
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Archive for the ‘C/C++’ CategoryToUnicode – Automating some of the steps of Unicode code conversion (Windows)A small tool that goes though C/C++ files and changes them to (almost) compile as Unicode. TaskBarCmd – programmatically change the Windows Taskbar settingsThis is a small tool to change Windows taskbar settings from command line (hide/show, set the “keep on top” option, etc.) CharMapEx – Some kind of character map :-)This is a small tool that started as a private investigation into the functionality of some Windows API, to grow into a “CharMap” with some extras. How to test if a user is Administrator on localized systems?On some of the localized Windows version the names of the Administator uses and the Administrators group is translated. How to test in a locale-independent way if a user is Administrator? Mojibake, question marks, and other troublesDealing with the most common character corruption problems in DBCS localization Visual Studio Unicode projectsHow to change a Visual Studio project to compile as Unicode String API and internationalizationWhat string class/API is best for internationalization? “Reverse IME” (getting hiragana/katakana/pinyin/bopomofo from kanji)Obtaining pronunciation information from Kanji using the MS IME API Customized GetNumberFormat and GetCurrencyFormatThe GetNumberFormat and GetCurrencyFormat Windows API accepts a pointer to a structure or NULL. But there is no API to fill the structures with the values matching a certain locale. How SBCS-MBCS-Unicode application interact with WindowsExplains why the ANSI-Unicode applications separation, and why the limitations of ANSI applications cannot be solved without moving to Unicode. |