hello, i faced a problem when using wcout in code blocks in order to use
Unicode input/output feature, but when i try to compile it i get the error ,
wcout is not a member of std!
well how to fix that ! its really annoying !i know that gcc under linux is
performing the job well , but under windows and in C::B it just keeps giving
me that damn error.
and also Does CB compiler(here gcc )even supports the compilation of source
files saved as Unicode? if yes how to configure it to do so ? !
and sth else , does C::B code compilation feature has anything to do with
its Compiler?
( i mean e.g when i write using std:: , right after :: a list of supported
names show up , i mean this feature by saying code compilation !)( by the
way to talk about that list, i couldn't find any wcout! i couldn't even find
any sign of cout object either! but when i used MS VC++ , and wrote using
std:: , a list showed up that consisted more objects and there i found
wcout! and the following program compiled successfully !!)
Quote
#include <iostream>
#include <tchar.h>
#include <windows.h>
//#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int i=0;
char buf[200];
wchar_t s[] = L"چشم";//a string consisting of 3 non-english characters
meaning "Eye"!
char c[] = "چشم";//equivalent to wchar_t s[] = L"eye"; and char c[] =
"eye";
for (int i=0;c!='\0';i++)
{
std::wcout<<c;
}
CharToOemW(s, buf); cout<<endl<<buf<<endl;
return 0;
}
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