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Ive downloaded the 2008 express edition, but with only a slightly different result, when running the same code under locale 'arabic' the following is printed to file: Hello Ì Hello , Hello Ì It still fails to load any .utf8 locale I can think of; I dont know how to find a list of the...

Its using the POSIX locale, and 'locale -a' returns a million locales including all those used above. Im also using a vmware image, gcc is 3.4.6. On Windows im using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0. Also, yes, the files for complex scripts have been installed under Regional Settings, and Arabic works...

Thank you very much for the help. I ran the code on Linux as well as Windows XP, but niether displayed the jeem character. Under Linux with either "en_GB.utf8" or "ar_AE.utf8" 'd8 ac' was displayed as ج, as 'd8' and 'ac' in basic latin supplement. Windows did not recognize the same locales, but...

Oh yes, this is on the console in Windows or Linux, ive tried both. Here is my code, or what is left of a large amount of experimentation: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <locale.h> #include <stddef.h> #include <wchar.h> #define NUM_ARGS 1 #define...

You've misunderstood the problem i'm having. I dont have any code, I havent begun to write a program yet. Before I can do that, I have to figure out how to display arabic characters in C, which I have not yet been able to do. Not because of any certain bug, but rather a lack of experience in...

Hi, I would like to write a program to keep track of a somewhat large amount of Arabic vocabulary words and their English equivalents. The required functionality of this program is quite simple, but I am having major difficulties with Arabic script. I have never used Unicode in a C program...