Paul R
2010-09-30 22:05:09
£ does not have an "ASCII code" - ASCII is 7 bits (0..127). There are various extended 8 bit characters sets which include £ but there is no single standard for this and the £ symbol may have various different values in different environments. You should probably be using Unicode if you need international symbols with maximum portability.
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Yep. However, you might try
std::wcout << L"String that includes a £ sign";. Depending on your platform, this might work.For clarification. In Visual Studio: Project -> Properties ->Configuration Properties -> General -> Change "Character Set" from "Use Multi-Byte Character Set" To "Use Unicode Character Set"