Read file Name having some Koren txt/ VC++

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Can you please explain how i can read or get the value of char * which is written in Koren txt Plus English txt.

Example
char * temp = "SomeKoren Txt_ SomeEnglish Txt";
where
SomeKoren Txt = koren txt which i can't write here because it will convert some garbage values after posting.
SomeEnglish Txt = some english txt;
My question is if we write a code in VC++/C++ and declare a variable char *temp = "MakeSence"; then temp will take all the characters which is written on the right side that's "MakeSence" but if we take a same variable and put some txt which is the combination of Koren language and English Language then only English txt is reflect on the Left side but Koren Txt reflect having "???" txt why ????
please give the solution asap. why we are not able to take the Koren Txt in the char * ?

Posted 3-Jun-12 22:59pm

Narsal

Updated 4-Jun-12 0:22am

Richard MacCutchan

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Jun-12 7:17am

Probably because Korean characters cannot be created in the ASCII set and need to be in Unicode (wchar_t) strings.

Narsal 6-Jun-12 0:59am

can you please post the code with example

Narsal 4-Jun-12 7:51am

can you please post the code with example

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-06-05T20:54:00

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The following includes Gulim characters although it will only display correctly if your browser handles that font.

C++

wchar_t unicodeString = L"abcdeᄧᄨᄩ"

Posted 5-Jun-12 20:54pm

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 5-Jun-12 20:55pm

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