Problem with graphic header in some languages
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 9:52 am
Hi,
We're having a problem with all the graphics that our application is showing. We're using Teechart v8 Unicode Multilanguage for C++.
As a part of our application requisits, we're supporting multilanguage. Everything works fine until we change the language to Korean, Chinese or Russian: in these cases, the graphic header is showing the character ? instead of the corresponding letters.
The header always consists in a text followed by a ":" and then a timestamp. For example, with the language set to "English", we see this in the graphic header:
Init Timestamp: 01/01/2008
End Timestamp: 03/01/2008
However, as we change it to Chinese, Russian or Korean, we can only see this:
??????: 01/01/2008
??????: 03/01/2008
The rest of the text in any graphic is correctly shown.
Thanks for your help.
We're having a problem with all the graphics that our application is showing. We're using Teechart v8 Unicode Multilanguage for C++.
As a part of our application requisits, we're supporting multilanguage. Everything works fine until we change the language to Korean, Chinese or Russian: in these cases, the graphic header is showing the character ? instead of the corresponding letters.
The header always consists in a text followed by a ":" and then a timestamp. For example, with the language set to "English", we see this in the graphic header:
Init Timestamp: 01/01/2008
End Timestamp: 03/01/2008
However, as we change it to Chinese, Russian or Korean, we can only see this:
??????: 01/01/2008
??????: 03/01/2008
The rest of the text in any graphic is correctly shown.
Thanks for your help.