After i tried the
http://www.resedit.net/ online installation
i had to re-install Windows from scratch. Done! Back again.
Sorry to interrupt your further matters but i have to
RESUME this thread:
(For my question) the conversation spotted the Resource Editor incapability
to produce unicode characters that refers to other languages than english,
as 1st option, and the programmable 2nd option to do it by using include
files while linking and/or by saving the source in unicode/utf-8 file format
depending of the known assembly IDE's capabilities or restrictions or faults.
As for the visual option:
I found this
http://www.resource-builder.com/. I haven't try it yet
to include what it creates in an assembly project but indeed contains visible
unicode characters related in many spoken/written languages. Once i will
become capable to manage with comfort assembly code projects and include
files, i will try it. In the meanwhile i will try to experiment with all of your
suggestions,
except online installations off course.
Sure your options are related to your opinions/experience but i prefer (
while
learning as a newbie or not) to excaust all cases so to be able to understand,
learn so then, to be able to choose the most fast and suitable programming way
to do the same thing. As an example,
(in Delphi) i've got more fast and real multitasking results in any loop as i
used
goto ... label statements by increasing manually the counter, instead
to use the standard-cllassic but slower loop of
for 1 to sizeOf that freezes
the CPU, no mouse click etc, till finishes it's job.
Comment:
Also, as a conclussion:
it is pitty that there is no real UNICODE enviroment.
I can't do it right now as i luck of assembly knowliedge
but it is so simple for a programm to set on behalf of the
user:
This character belongs to this code-page language, set it!
and let the programmer to thing about the flow, the structure.