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the application I'm developing with EVC++ 4 runs on Windows CE 5 and should support unicode (AFAIK wchar_t uses UTF-16 on windows, so I'm using that), so I want to be able to test it with "more exotic" characters. Especially with characters that use 4 Byte in UTF-16 and not just 2. Therefore I'm trying to display such characters in a texteditor (atm on my desktop PC with Windows XP, not on the embedded device). But I haven't managed it to do so yet. As an example I've chosen <a href="http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/10800/index.htm" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this character</a>. Like mentioned <a href="http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/10800/fontsupport.htm" rel="nofollow noreferrer">here</a> "MPH 2B Damase" should support this character. So I downloaded the font and put it into Windows\Fonts. I created a textfile using a hexeditor (just to be sure) with following content: <pre>FFFE D802 DC00</pre> When I open it with notepad (which should be unicode-capable, right?) and use the downloaded font it doesn't display 1 char, as intended, but this 2: <pre>˘Ü</pre> What am I doing wrong? :) Thanks! hrniels Edit: Flipping the BOM, as suggested, doesn't work. Notepad (and all other editors I tried, too) displays two squares in this case. Interesting is that if I copy the two squares here (with firefox) I see the right character: <pre></pre> I've also tried it with Komodo Edit with the same result. Using UTF-8 doesn't help notepad either.
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Displaying Unicode characters above U+FFFF on Windows
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