1 Topic by Roanoke

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Topic: Unicode?

How do you use unicode chars in teeworlds? I can use them here (°?) but not in teeworlds (at least not with the same method).

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2 Reply by Chi11y

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Re: Unicode?

teeworlds doesnt have support for all chars as it uses bitmap fonts (I think)(wtf btw), style your nick with the ones that exist instead wink

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3 Reply by Roanoke

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Re: Unicode?

Ok, thanks.

if($poster["intelligence"] == $intelligence["idiot"])
        deny_post($poster);

4 Reply by scosu

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Re: Unicode?

also the c and c++ code only uses char and not any functions that provide utf-8. it's all iso-8859-1. if you want to convert this iso to utf-8 but in a char array you can use something like this:

    int i;
    int n = 0;
    for(i=0; querybuffer[i] != 0;i++)
    {
        if(querybuffer[i] > 0)
        {
            querybuffer_conversion[n++] = querybuffer[i];
        }
        else
        {
            querybuffer_conversion[n++] = (3<<6) | ((querybuffer[i] & (3 << 6)) >> 6);
            querybuffer_conversion[n++] = (querybuffer[i] & 63) | (1<<7);
        }
        
    }
    querybuffer_conversion[n] = 0;

querybuffer is the array in iso-8859-1. querybuffer_conversion should be 2*length of querybuffer to avoid segmentation faults. in querybuffer_conversion could appear some chars with binary code 110* at the beginning, so you have to use functions that detect those chars which are 2 byte long.
i hope that helps you at whatever you want to do there wink