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Ok, it seems that unicode characters do not work even in console. It worked when I tested before, but probableHm, it did work for my test, but all I used was some russian text. I did have to choose a non-raster font for the console, though. My codepage is 850, I doubt cyrillic characters are valid in that codepage?
used copepage was valid for those charactes (those was cyrillic or chinese alphapets, now I tested random characters).-jmj (December 29, 2007, 03:17 AM)
So what all I should do to get it work like you want? Atm locate.exe uses wprintfI guess we should take a look at the CRT implementation of wprinf (source comes with visual studio) and see how they handle it... but it breaks down to using WriteConsoleW for consoles, and WriteFile (possibly with wide->multibyte translation) for redirected stdout. If VS CRT doesn't do it this way, it means writing your own little printf. But since it's only really necessary for printing out the file paths, you can do without formatting specifiers etc.-jmj (December 29, 2007, 03:17 AM)
"Good" wine that Night Train, it's what Guns n' Roses used to get high, Slash said something about its particular effects, and it was cheap, so it was they quickest way for them to go from sober to drunk without breaking the bank (before "Appetite for Destruction" they were not exactly rich, much more the opposite). Of course, the song is inspired by the wineAnd it was exactly that song I was thinking about-Lashiec (December 28, 2007, 07:24 PM)
Actually, in my humble opinion, there is 3D taking place... since your position in 3D space and the sound source position in 3D space is taken into account when generating the output sound. With a pair of good stereo headphones, you can hear the difference.3D sound: adding "texturing" and doppler (and other) effects, 3D aural positioning, etc.This is a pet peeve of mine. There is nothing "3D" about this. There's isn't even anything 3D about 5.1 surround sound on your entertainment center. The whole 3D sound thing is a marketing gimmick.-f0dder (December 28, 2007, 06:21 AM)
Think about it: what does 3D mean? It's short for "3 dimensional", i.e., having three dimensions. These dimensions are commonly referred to as width, depth, and height.
Now, what dimensions does your 3D sound card, or your entertainment center offer? It has stereo sound, that is, left-right, which corresponds to the width dimension. It has surround, i.e., front-back, corresponding to depth. But nowhere, not out of your fancy DVD player and amplifier, nor out of your EAX processor, will you find any indication of height. This is just fine with me, but I resent that marketing is so clearly false in what's being promised.
Returning from my brief thread hijacking-- I do appreciate the need for power transformer boxes in order to reduce desktop clutter and keep the device itself cooler. However, I really hate those "wall wart" boxes that have the plugs built-in, occupying three outlets by overlapping one one each side. It would work out better if, like most laptop computers, there were cords coming out both sides of the transformer.
Not all USB hubs need to be powered. It depends on what you plan to plug into them. Something like a flash drive takes little enough power that it can run off what was supplied by the host. However, some devices take so much power that some cheap USB ports can't supply them adequately (e.g., my Dell Axim PDA draws as much as 1.2A when the USB spec only requires that it be given 0.5A, which is a real crime).-CWuestefeld (December 28, 2007, 01:18 PM)
Not cheap wine the bum in the park can afford. (night train, thunderbird, wild irish rose)-app103 (December 28, 2007, 06:24 AM)
) but on a as-needed basis, instead of just dumping everything.But I guess that would require locate to be updated, as /? doesn't mention unicode.-f0dder (December 27, 2007, 10:19 AM)
Locate uses Unicode (at least to write console) if databases use Unicode (you can check this in the settings dialog of locate32.exe).-jmj (December 27, 2007, 11:33 AM)