Filip Konvička wrote:
Hi,
in MSVC 8.0 _UNICODE build, after I send a ptime to wcout, I can no longer print "international" characters. When I use a temporary wostringstream for printing the ptime, everything is OK. Minimal repro see below (the "2" at the end is never printed). With some characters like the "š" in the example, the output is totally cut off; with others, like "á", the codepage is changed, so the characters are displayed incorrectly.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Filip
// _UNICODE must be defined; the "2" is never printed. #include <string> #include <iostream> #include <sstream> #include
#include
using boost::posix_time::ptime; using boost::date_time::not_a_date_time; int main() { wstring intl=L"\x161"; wostringstream ss; ss << ptime(not_a_date_time); wcout << ss.str() << endl; wcout << intl << endl; wcout << L"1" << endl; wcout << ptime(not_a_date_time) << endl; wcout << intl << endl; wcout << L"2" << endl; }
No ideas. I suspect this is a bad interaction between streams and terminal i/o...somehow the unicode output is making the subsequent data invisible or something. You could change the characters used for not_a_date_time in the facet and see if that makes things better, but no telling when you'd run into this in some other context. Jeff