On 11/09/2010 19:30, Artyom wrote:
Yes, are you using the latest version 2.x from sourceforge site or you had taken the "/trunk"? Because latest boost.locale sits in its own branch - rework.
I didn't use your library.
What exactly did you seen? In what case? Do you save into file or into std::wcout?
do_in gets called in the file to memory case. I'm talking of a codecvt facet that converts UTF-8 in files to UTF-16 in memory. The behaviour I've observed is the following: the implementation of fstream in MSVC9 seems to call 'in' char per char, calling again and appending one character when partial is returned. Then, in case of 'ok', it just reads the first wchar_t written on the output, and ignores the second that would be written in the case of surrogates. But then, looking at your library, you seem to do some weird (and dangerous!) reinterpret casting, which suggests you're not making the fstream interface directly with a std::codecvt<wchar_t, char, std::mbstate_t> facet. How did you make that work?
Can you bring me the sample code that shows the issue?
Attached is a testcase that demonstrates the bug in MSVC9. It prints "65 65 65 65 65" instead of "65 66 65 66 65 66 65 66 65 66".