In case there is a BOM tag at the very beginning of the file then it is a text using the Unicode format: UTF-8 EF BB BF. Remark: all the text is displayed correctly in the editor/form view.Ĭhanging the form and form elements font\enconding also would do nothing. Linux will try to show the format of the file but if you want to see the BOM tag, it is necessary to type the following: xxd test.txt. It is the most-used single-byte character encoding in the world (on websites at least). Problem summary: Russian text not displayed correclty in Tab names, program (form) caption, memos and listboxes, labels, all other texts after changed by the program. Windows-1252 or CP-1252 (code page 1252) is a single-byte character encoding of the Latin alphabet, used by default in the legacy components of Microsoft Windows for English and many European languages including Spanish, French, and German. Lazarus versions: different, now using 0.9.26.2 betta After setting it back to Arial (sometimes spontaneousely) the pre-defined text displays fine, but fails after it is changed by the program execution (including data, read from the text files or posted through constants/variables). However, after loading the program source in to the Lazarus it is shown as blank. Every program in English language works fine but old programs, using russian texts do not display the text correctly.Īll (or most of the) the current (downloadable) versions display no symbols or just question marks (wrong encoding) after compiling the project.
Why use russian windows text encoding code#
After reinstalling the system I've installed 0.9.26 (and tried many other versions including daily snapshots). For some other encoding, use the code page identifier, which you can find in the Text Import Wizard in Excel or in this list. I have an old program (written in Lazarus 0.9.25 betta or something like that) - it worked fine in earlier installation (I've lost 0.9.25 installation file somewhere). First of all I would like to thank you all for the great program!!! I really enjoyed using it past year.
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