Dev-Cpp About the problem that embacardero cannot display Chinese normally

About the problem that embacardero cannot display Chinese normally

Open OIer-411963 opened this issue 2 years ago • 9 comments

When I open the cpp file containing Chinese content with embacardero, the following error occurs: Error info

Version : 6.3 Build Time : Jan. 31 2021 - 09:00 Message : No mapping for the Unicode character exists in the target multi-byte code page Address : 0x0014206D

Machine info

Platform : Windows NT OS version : 6.1 (build 7601) Service Pack : Service Pack 1 Computer Name : 2-STU30

Stack trace

There is nothing.

message

This is a big bug for Chinese students,iit brings us obstacles to learn c++ language. We hope the developer of the Embarcardero can importance and solve this bug. My English is not very good, so if there is any error, please forgive me。

Jul 18 '22 07:07 OIer-411963

Can you post an example file giving the error?

Jul 20 '22 17:07 pmcgee69

Okay

Jul 23 '22 04:07 OIer-411963

bellman-ford - 副本.txt If you convert the file suffix to (.cpp), you can find the problem. Thank you for your attention.

Jul 23 '22 04:07 OIer-411963

Yes, same problem for me. Seems that it is an issue associated with encoding. The dev C++ saved the file as ANSI instead of UTF8 even if I chose UFT8 at the saving stage.

Jul 24 '22 00:07 ZJsheep

I have the same issue, I set the new file format to ANSI, when I create a new cpp file, the format is ANSI. After I input some Chinese Characters, then save, it will save to utf8 format automatically, I need to manually save to ansi format to make sure the output correct. But when I open the file from local disk, it report the issue above.

Sep 25 '22 13:09 Ray23210

I have a workaround for this issue, hopes it can help: Set the file format to UTF8, and aslo the new File format UTF8, add "-fexec-charset=gbk" in "compiler option"->"general"

Sep 25 '22 13:09 Ray23210

Tools -> Editor Options -> New Document Encoding: UTF-8. And make sure the opened file is also using UTF-8.