Jules,
for char to wchar conversion you are using “mbstowcs”, and this uses system Locale for the conversion
How can I specify a differnet Locale for the conversion
And of course for the reverse function, “wcstombs”
I guess you could set the locale using the c runtime library functions… it’s not something I’ve ever tried to do, TBH.
I don’t want to change the system locale, I just have to specify the charset of the ascii string so the conversion will be done with a different locale.
I know MultiByteToWideChar Win32 API does this but I would prefer to do it multi-platform.
Yeah, that’s the sort of thing that I should add to the string class, but haven’t got round to it yet… In the meantime it’s probably only a couple of lines of code to do yourself.
Thanks,
I can do my conversion till your cross-platform is ready.