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wcout on emscripten build can result in non working wcout #1003

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RomainCendre opened this issue Mar 18, 2022 · 1 comment
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wcout on emscripten build can result in non working wcout #1003

RomainCendre opened this issue Mar 18, 2022 · 1 comment

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@RomainCendre
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently working with commit [80fbb10]. I'm using std::wcout ad debug of c++ instruction. And as a french I'm facing an issue with it, we have some "nice" characters like é or è, that seem to mess with std::wcout output. When one of them is used with std::wcout, no more logs are output from the web browser. Any ideas? I start using std::cout and convert my wstring to string but it's really convenient.

Thanks a lot!
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sbc100 commented Mar 18, 2022

Sounds like something that probably never got tested.

Can you give us some more details? How/where are you viewing the output? Are you using the standard shell.html provided by emscripten? Or are you using the devtools console maybe?

Can you using std::cout with UTF-8 strings? Is there any downside to use using UTF-8? How are you generating your wide strings? Can you give an example of the what the source code might look like? A full example that fails would be great.

cheers,
sam

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