Hello,
I've found out tha Searchbar cannnot properly make a search with Chinese keywords, and it cannot display chinese characters,too.
I suggest the devloper of this desklet could use the Unicode for sending the keyword to Google, and also receiving/displaying the result by using Unicode.
That way, this could be the best Desklet for all countries's User :woot:
Thanks.
Dino Cho
where did you get that skin?
yeah, unicode support would be awsome... also, the first search result brings me to the google page, not to the first post's url.
Darn, I completely did everything in UNICODE, but Google is returning a non UNICODE page >.<.
Anyhow, will fix this with the next update, which also fix other known problems and add some more stuff. Exams are my top priority at the moment tho.
Good luck on your exams sure you will pass with a high score.
Originally posted by Ghostwalker@Aug 22 2004, 03:56 PMGood luck on your exams sure you will pass with a high score.
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yeah! Wish you could get a high score for you exam!
then... Fix the problem 
Originally posted by AndreasV@Aug 22 2004, 05:47 PMDarn, I completely did everything in UNICODE, but Google is returning a non UNICODE page >.<.
Anyhow, will fix this with the next update, which also fix other known problems and add some more stuff. Exams are my top priority at the moment tho.
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Depends - all MS internet access stuff returns UTF-8 (packed in 8bit), while the
_UNICODE only defines all APIs to use UTF-16 (16bit).
You'll have to do some conversions from UTF-8 to UTF-16 before using the wide
APIs of DrawText etc.
See the difference:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&ie=UTF-8&q=blah&lr=
http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&ie=UNICODE&q=blah&lr=
BTW, I'm using std::wstringstream and std::wstring for UNICODE strings, not the C equivalents.
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