You also tell this because you get 2 boxes (i.e. When you see boxes, that means that the character that is being used is using a region outside of the UCS-2 range. as long as the character can be represented in UCS-2), but won't support all potential (32-bit) Unicode regions. This means you have "partial" support for Unicode characters in the Windows Console (i.e. One problem, for example, is that because UCS-2 is a fixed-widthġ6-bit encoding, it is unable to represent all Unicode codepoints.
Thus, the Console’s text buffer contains 2-byte wchar_t values per
Represent each text character as a fixed-length 16-bit value (UCS-2). Windows Console was created way back in the early days of Windows,īack before Unicode itself existed! Back then, a decision was made to The problem is because the Windows Console doesn't fully support UTF-8:
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