digitalmars.D - What's the encoding of the error message?
- sailormoontw (14/14) May 20 2006 This code: ( Note, aaa.test is not existed )
- James Pelcis (5/28) May 20 2006 The character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is
- sailormoontw (6/10) May 20 2006 In my default Console Mode(MSDos Box that is) it's set to codepage 950, ...
- James Dunne (6/22) May 20 2006 'chcp 65001' for UTF-8 output in the command console and use Lucida
- Hasan Aljudy (3/29) May 21 2006 OFF TOPIC
- Hasan Aljudy (3/36) May 21 2006 wops, never mind!
This code: ( Note, aaa.test is not existed )
private import std.file;
void main()
{
read("aaa.test");
}
with the following error message:
F:\d\hdk>dmd test1.d
C:\Dmd\Bin\..\..\dm\bin\link.exe test1,,,user32+kernel32/noi;
F:\d\hdk>test1
Error: aaa.test: 系統?¾ä??°æ?定ç?檔æ???
I cannot read the error message at all...I think it should be English..but why
it shows wierd characters??
Thanks..^_^
May 20 2006
The character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is
a different story.
std.file will append the error message returned by Windows. What
language is Windows set to use?
sailormoontw wrote:
This code: ( Note, aaa.test is not existed )
private import std.file;
void main()
+AHs-
read("aaa.test");
+AH0-
with the following error message:
F:+AFw-d+AFw-hdk>dmd test1.d
C:+AFw-Dmd+AFw-Bin+AFw-..+AFw-..+AFw-dm+AFw-bin+AFw-link.exe
test1,,,user32+kernel32/no-;
F:+AFw-d+AFw-hdk>test1
Error: aaa.test: +/+f/s/+7/+f/tf+x-?+/77/5A-??+/7D/5g-?+/+X/rv+a/+c-?+/+b/qv+U/+Y-???
I cannot read the error message at all...I think it should be English..but why
it shows wierd characters??
Thanks..+AF4AXwBe-
May 20 2006
In article <e4nhpk$24kq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, James Pelcis says...The character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is a different story. std.file will append the error message returned by Windows. What language is Windows set to use?In my default Console Mode(MSDos Box that is) it's set to codepage 950, but I cannot find a setting to make it UTF-8. And if I didn't remember wrong, the English charaters in ANSI should be the same as UTF-8, I am not sure why it shows strange characters that doesn't seem to be English.. Thanks for the answer ^_^.
May 20 2006
sailormoontw wrote:In article <e4nhpk$24kq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, James Pelcis says...'chcp 65001' for UTF-8 output in the command console and use Lucida Console as the raster font to display some Unicode characters. -- Regards, James DunneThe character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is a different story. std.file will append the error message returned by Windows. What language is Windows set to use?In my default Console Mode(MSDos Box that is) it's set to codepage 950, but I cannot find a setting to make it UTF-8. And if I didn't remember wrong, the English charaters in ANSI should be the same as UTF-8, I am not sure why it shows strange characters that doesn't seem to be English.. Thanks for the answer ^_^.
May 20 2006
James Dunne wrote:sailormoontw wrote:OFF TOPIC How do you change the code page for the command line interface (dos box)?In article <e4nhpk$24kq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, James Pelcis says...'chcp 65001' for UTF-8 output in the command console and use Lucida Console as the raster font to display some Unicode characters.The character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is a different story. std.file will append the error message returned by Windows. What language is Windows set to use?In my default Console Mode(MSDos Box that is) it's set to codepage 950, but I cannot find a setting to make it UTF-8. And if I didn't remember wrong, the English charaters in ANSI should be the same as UTF-8, I am not sure why it shows strange characters that doesn't seem to be English.. Thanks for the answer ^_^.
May 21 2006
Hasan Aljudy <hasan.aljudy gmail.com> Hasan Aljudy wrote:James Dunne wrote:wops, never mind! chcpsailormoontw wrote:OFF TOPIC How do you change the code page for the command line interface (dos box)?In article <e4nhpk$24kq$1 digitaldaemon.com>, James Pelcis says...'chcp 65001' for UTF-8 output in the command console and use Lucida Console as the raster font to display some Unicode characters.The character encoding is UTF8 for sure, but what the characters are is a different story. std.file will append the error message returned by Windows. What language is Windows set to use?In my default Console Mode(MSDos Box that is) it's set to codepage 950, but I cannot find a setting to make it UTF-8. And if I didn't remember wrong, the English charaters in ANSI should be the same as UTF-8, I am not sure why it shows strange characters that doesn't seem to be English.. Thanks for the answer ^_^.
May 21 2006