accent suport

like..
printf("Olá");
and
printf("Açucar");

á and ç are not allowed..
how i get them suport in c?

I believe that is a compiler/platform specific issue. What compiler are you using?

If you redirect the out put to say a .txt file, it will work. But it seems like the console doesn't like those characters. I'm using WinXP.

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>

int main(void){
  FILE *fp;
  fp=fopen("tmp.txt","w");
  fprintf(fp,"Açucar");
  return 0;
}

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the second character you want is 0x80 .. dont know bout the other one. i remember this one bcoz i was getting it in some program i was experimenting with.

printf("%c".0x80);
thats what i mean . u ll get the second character.

by the way, i use borland 3.0 on win98.

>>by the way, i use borland 3.0 on win98

cool! :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by sand_man

>>by the way, i use borland 3.0 on win98

cool! :rolleyes:

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just thought id specify that. lots of people use different compilers. ascii chars wil have the same value,but well, i thought id tell.

Look up the function setlocale. Your default locale is set to "C", which means 7-bit ANSCII.