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VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
using the code Designer, how can i paste a unicode charaters?
(ASCII table, the table charaters)
(yes on Add-In)
using the forms 2.0, i can use the unicode... but on IDE?
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
The IDE is not Unicode. But you can add Unicode support to Property Pages as long as you use Unicode controls.
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PowerPoster
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
To point out the obvious you could use tB instead and everything is unicode without additional code. Unicode forms and controls, unicode property box, unicode editor, unicode function names... You can make your function names using color emojis if you're a psycho.
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PowerPoster
Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
what i want is only show all ASCII characters(more the table charaters) on IDE
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
 Originally Posted by joaquim
the forms 2.0 even the RichTextBox can use it(i have the functions for it) 
I would use Krool's Common Controls replacement instead.
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PowerPoster
Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
changing the font to Terminal is good? but not compatible?
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
 Originally Posted by joaquim
changing the font to Terminal is good? but not compatible?
Only changing the font does not make the IDE Unicode capable.
If Terminal is a good font? Yes, I guess. I use Consolas.
In current Windows all fonts are Unicode ready (unless you install a custom font that is not).
What these fonts are, is that they are mono-spaced (every character occupies the same width). That doesn't have to do with being Unicode or not.
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
The Forms 2.0 controls are not intended for use with VB6 and often lead to unexpected errors or crashes. You should either use other Unicode-enabled controls, such as those from Kroll, or create your own Unicode-enabled controls using CreateWindowEx.
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
The biggest problem I ran into trying to make the IDE fully unicode compatible was that it's not supported in the FRM (and other UI) files. Actually, it's not supported for string literals in BAS files either. Without those things, even if we re-write custom property windows, we're just never really going to get there. And, the code windows will never be Unicode either. Maybe that's the biggest problem, as we could rewrite all the controls to save Unicode properties in the FRX (and ..X) associated files. So, maybe it's the BAS files and code editor window that are the biggest hard-road-blocks.
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
yes i miss understood:
0 - unicode is the charaters code!!!
1 - font is the grafic\print way;
even, if i'm wrong, please correct me(i'm learning now :P )
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Re: VB6 - IDE: how use unicode?
 Originally Posted by joaquim
using the code Designer, how can i paste a unicode charaters?
(ASCII table, the table charaters)
(yes on Add-In)
using the forms 2.0, i can use the unicode... but on IDE?
The biggest problem lies in how the vb6 compiler uses unicode.
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