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.ini file with special characters

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Hello,

Is it possible to write and read special characters from a .ini file? I can iterate through the elements in the file and obtaining the It.Value() for each key, but that's a FString and I need to recover values with special characters. Any idea please?

Thank you in advance, Javi

 for (FConfigSection::TIterator It(*Configs); It; ++It)
 {
     const FString& KeyString = It.Key().GetPlainNameString();
     const FString& ValueString = It.Value();
 }
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asked Jul 30 '14 at 04:07 PM in C++ Programming

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Solved. The config file must be UTF8. The default type is UTF8 w/o BOM

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answered Jul 31 '14 at 10:58 AM

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FString's can contain any special characters within the Unicode Basic Multilingual Plane. That includes the large majority of special characters used by most languages.

So depending on what characters you'd like to store that should be fine.

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answered Jul 30 '14 at 05:05 PM

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avatar image JavierRamello Jul 31 '14 at 07:59 AM

I am debugging the map and this is what I find in the interator:

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As you can see there are some characters missing (ÁÉÍÓÚ¿) that are included in the Latin-1 Supplement block. This block is within the Unicode Basic Multilingual Plane so they should be displayed.

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