[gtkada] Unicode in GtkAda-2.0

[Wolfgang Jeltsch]

On Friday, 2002-06-14 13.03 CEST Emmanuel Briot wrote:
> [...]
> Yes, internationalization has been much improved in gtk+ 2.0, including support
> for right-to-left writtings, asian encodings, ... so they had to go to Unicode,
> and therefore you need to convert your strings, which, being german, I assume
> are latin-1.

Latin-1 is ISO-8859-1 which is not the standard encoding for German
anymore because of the introduction of the Euro symbol. It's ISO-8859-15
now.

> [...]

Wolfgang