From: "Robert L." <vlad3 AT sympatico DOT ca>
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Subject: Re: foreign char ( almost corect )
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i change a line in config.sys and autoexec.bat
i put the good keyboard map, and the good country.

BTW, i test it with msvc, and it's error. The previous test i make was with
"\x90t", this is why it was good.

Thanks.

Jason Green a écrit dans le message ...
>"Robert L." <vlad3 AT sympatico DOT ca> wrote:
>
>> Now
>> cout<<"\x90";
>> work well.
>
>It would be useful to know what you did to fix this.
>
>> But
>> cout<<"\x90crivez"; // écrivez == write
>> doesn't work, it say the same error ( escape secquence out of range )
>
>This is expected behaviour for standard C/C++.  If MSVC compiles this
>without error then MSVC has a bug, not DJGPP.
>
>All hex digits after the \x are read as being a single character. So
>the first character of the string is interpreted as 90C hex, which of
>course is out of range.
>
>You should use 3-digit octal:
>
>cout << "\220crivez";