WideStudio Application Builder User's Guide

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> ## Multi Encoding

> WideStudio supports many coding systems such as Unicode(UTF8), EUCJP, and SJIS. WideStudio can deal with the encoding independently to the encoding on each platform so; for example, EUCJP applications built on Linux can also run on Windows with EUCJP codes without any modifications. By specifying the LANG environment variable, WideStudio understands the coding system that the system uses for the keyboard input, and converts automatically. It also enables us to transform coding systems for external data file I/O.

> [WideStudio Encoding]

> [Example of displaying EUCJP code on Windows]
> Also, users can develop an internationalized application using Unicode.

> [Displaying an Unicode text in some languages]
> WideStudio supports the following encoding systems.

> The encoding |
> ISO8859_1 | European
> ISO8859_2 | Eastern European
> ISO8859_3 | Turkish,Esperanto
> ISO8859_4 | Baltic
> ISO8859_5 | iso8859-5
> ISO8859_6 | Arabic
> ISO8859_7 | Greek
> ISO8859_8 | Hebrew
> ISO8859_9 | Turkish
> ISO8859_10 | Baltic2
> ISO8859_13 | ISO8859(13)
> ISO8859_14 | ISO8859(14)
> ISO8859_15 | European 2
> UTF8 | UNICODE UTF8
> KOI8R | KOI8 Russian
> EUCJP | EUC Japanese
> SJIS | SJIS Japanese
> EUCKR | EUC Korean
> EUCCN | EUC Chinese
> BIG5 | BIG5 Chinese

Document Release 3.70 for WideStudio ver 3.70, Feb 2004

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