Hi all,

Does anybody know any convenient way to specify Unicode characters (wchar_t)
in Unicode strings?

The problem is that although L"Test" gives me Unicode string constant, I cannot embed some Unicode characters in it.

I want something like L"\x1234 Test" to give me a constant with the first character equal U+1234.

For now DMC gives first char = U+0123, second L'4' and so on. May be I do something wrong?

Waiting for an answer,
Nic Tiger.

I found out how to do what I want:
when I use \u1234 I get Unicode character U+1234.

Nic Tiger.

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> Hi all,
>
> Does anybody know any convenient way to specify Unicode characters
(wchar_t)
> in Unicode strings?
>
> The problem is that although L"Test" gives me Unicode string constant, I cannot embed some Unicode characters in it.
>
> I want something like L"\x1234 Test" to give me a constant with the first character equal U+1234.
>
> For now DMC gives first char = U+0123, second L'4' and so on. May be I do something wrong?
>
> Waiting for an answer,
> Nic Tiger.
>
>