CJK in ANSI
hi, i have interesting question.
somebody knows how to write korean, chinees, or japanese characters to one byte char not widechar. Is it possible? I think it is possible, when your locale setting set to one of them. Because 0-127 it's standart characters ASCII, and the bytes 128-255 can represent CJK characters. If somebody knows please help.
why i need it.
somebody knows how to write korean, chinees, or japanese characters to one byte char not widechar. Is it possible? I think it is possible, when your locale setting set to one of them. Because 0-127 it's standart characters ASCII, and the bytes 128-255 can represent CJK characters. If somebody knows please help.
why i need it.
http://lfw.org/text/jp.html
Japanese...
I think you will spend a long time figuring out the standards tho...
I think it also uses the first 128 as well- except 0-13 or whatever
lookup character encoding (chinese, korean, japanese) ascii on google
Japanese...
I think you will spend a long time figuring out the standards tho...
I think it also uses the first 128 as well- except 0-13 or whatever
lookup character encoding (chinese, korean, japanese) ascii on google
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