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Koen Deforche wrote:

Hey,

Indeed, we are assuming UTF8. I've added a:
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I couldn't find accurate documentation saying it would need to be "UTF8" or "UTF-8" but I do not get any warnings/errors from the database. So you might want to try if it fixes the issue for you ?

As far as I can see both are valid, but I think "UTF8" is the preferred way.

Anyway, the git repository hasn't changed the past 2 weeks.

Kurt

Koen Deforche wrote:

So you might want to try if it fixes the issue for you ?

So I just tried the current git snapshot. With the old version I got a "?" on the web page and a latin1 string in the error log, now I get "??" instead, and an utf-8 string in the log.

So the original problem I reported seems to be solved, but there is some other problem left.

Should I somehow set locale or something? That doesn't make sense to me, and so always setting it to UTF8 was wrong.
Or is there a call too much to toUTF8()?

Kurt

Kurt Roeckx wrote:

Koen Deforche wrote:
> So you might want to try if it fixes the issue for you ?

So I just tried the current git snapshot. With the old version I got a "?" on the web page and a latin1 string in the error log, now I get "??" instead, and an utf-8 string in the log.

So the original problem I reported seems to be solved, but there is some other problem left.

Should I somehow set locale or something? That doesn't make sense to me, and so always setting it to UTF8 was wrong.
Or is there a call too much to toUTF8()?

So I started using a Wt::WString instead std::string and that solved everything.

When converting a std::string to a Wt::WString I also always have to say it's an UTF8 string, else the conversion isn't working properly.

Kurt