Re: No yet encrypted...



>> The problem, here, is that this code works fine with one-byte
>> characters string but breaks with multi-byte characters strings !
>
> It would help if you said what "breaks" means.  Do you mean it throws a
> conversion exception?   If so then:
>
>  std::cout << Glib::ustring::compose("# %1", mess).raw()
>            << std::endl;

Thanks, was that... !

> will probably work, but you need to consider your character encodings
> more carefully to cover all cases, as this is not of itself a robust
> solution. It would mean that the text you are putting into 'mess' is
> not in fact in utf-8 encoding, or you have done something else wrong
> like not calling std::locale::global(std::locale("")).
>
> What calling ustring::raw() would do here is suppress the implicit
> conversion into the locale encoding carried out by the operator<<()
> overload for Glib::ustring.
>
> Chris


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