QString unicode problem

[kemp]

Hi,

I cannot get the right text into the QString.

QByteArray ba = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //OK
char* cTmp = ba.data(); //OK
QString sTmp1 = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //NOT OK - data = "abc�枚� ABC�Ǝ��."
QString sTmp2 = QObject::trUtf8("abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."); //NOT OK - data = "abc�枚� ABC�Ǝ��."

QByteArray ba = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //OK
char* cTmp = ba.data(); //OK
QString sTmp1 = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //NOT OK - data = "abc�枚� ABC�Ǝ��."
QString sTmp2 = QObject::trUtf8("abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."); //NOT OK - data = "abc�枚� ABC�Ǝ��."

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I have also set:

QTextCodec::setCodecForCStrings(QTextCodec::codecForName("UTF-8"));

QTextCodec::setCodecForCStrings(QTextCodec::codecForName("UTF-8"));

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What am I doing wrong?

[nish]

try to do QString sTmp1 = ba;

[kemp]

I have already tried this and I get also wrong characters.

[kemp]

I made a blank project with just

QString sTmp1 = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //OK

QString sTmp1 = "abcčćžšđ ABCČĆŽŠĐ."; //OK

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and it works, so there is something wrong with my project.
Has anyone encountered a similar problem?

[wysota]

I would say your file is not utf-8 encoded.

[kemp]

I would say your file is not utf-8 encoded.

You were right it was not utf-8 encoded, but the problem still exists. I found out that the problem is only on windows, Linux and Mac are working ok. But I am happy with that, because I need the binary only for Linux and Mac. I am just wondering why this is happening on windows.

[wysota]

Linux and Mac are working ok.

Those systems have a different default codepage than Windows. That's one of the reasons why you should always use UTF-8, regardless of the platform.