autoit - Euro symbol in SciTE4AutoIt3 displayed as x80 -


the euro symbol, when running .au3 file in scite4autoit3, represented x80. example:

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what , why happen?

what …

as per documentation - intro - unicode support:

there few parts of autoit don't yet have full unicode support. these are:

  • …
  • console operations converted ansi.

    • € (ansi/windows-1252) equals:
      • x80 (hexadecimal),
      • 128 (decimal).

    … why happen?

    as per documentation - language reference - datatypes:

    in autoit there 1 datatype called variant. variant can contain numeric or string data , decides how use data depending on situation being used in.

    issuing consolewrite(0x80 & @lf) demonstrates stated behavior (scite4autoit3's behavior may differ regular scite). in scite4autoit3 provided code returns:

       €     €

    also, alt + [ 0 - 1 - 2 - 8 ] produces €.


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