Re: UTF8 file handling API's
- From: entered_this_world_recently@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 May 2006 04:31:43 -0700
Thanks for your answers,
I have started working on this.
I have stuck up in one more problem, like i had created a
binary file holding some string in windows using its API's. Now if i
open the same file in linux and try to read it is misbehaving is it
because of Byte Ordering (i.e Little/Big Endian).
Roger Leigh wrote:
entered_this_world_recently@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
- Is filename can be in utf8 format? (i.e can i have filename in
non english also), does linux supports this.
Yes. Linux allows filenames in any 8-bit encoding.
- If so, any API's are there for file operations.
All the normal functions allow use of UTF-8 (open, fopen etc.).
You don't need to do anything special for your program to handle
UTF-8. Just run the program in a UTF-8 locale.
Regards,
Roger
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