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Hi all, I'm learning how to use Glib::ustring. My goal is to split an ustring of unicode character into a vector container. In a simple case, my program have read a Chinese character, for example, "你". When I tried to use the Glib::ustring::iterator to go over the ustring, it shows there are more than one entry. If description = "你", then std::cout << "size <" << description.size() << "> "; std::cout << "bytes <" << description.bytes() << "> "; for (Glib::ustring::iterator it = description.begin(); it != description.end(); ++it) { std::cout << "char <" << (*it) << "> "; } Gives me size <5> bytes <8> char <228> char <189> char <160> char <10> char <10> Can someone please explain why the iterator doesn't go over the unicode characters as expected? Thanks a lot in advance! weimin What can you do with the new Windows Live? Find out |