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    Sivaji
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    hello friends! I am writing an editor for indian languages using Unicode.for this what i am doing is 1.i choosen mfc appwizard in vc 2.i am overriding onchar method for view class(CEditView) 3.i am setting the text to window using setwindowtext fn 4.i am not getting when coming to next line it is not coming and i am not able to get the caret to the end of text pls any of u can help thanks in advance

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      hello friends! I am writing an editor for indian languages using Unicode.for this what i am doing is 1.i choosen mfc appwizard in vc 2.i am overriding onchar method for view class(CEditView) 3.i am setting the text to window using setwindowtext fn 4.i am not getting when coming to next line it is not coming and i am not able to get the caret to the end of text pls any of u can help thanks in advance

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      why don't you download a good hindi font like 'shusha' and create a CFont and set the font of CEditView. C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do, it blows away your whole leg

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        why don't you download a good hindi font like 'shusha' and create a CFont and set the font of CEditView. C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the foot; C++ makes it harder, but when you do, it blows away your whole leg

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        I can use.But any process is same. I am writing editor to type with help of english keyboards. that's why i have map ascii to corresponding font or unicode then i have to display. I am tracking kbinputs with onchar and storing as unicode in an array.i am displaying that with setwindowtext.i am trying move the caret that's not moving.it's at the starting pos only anyway thanks

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