Visual Studi .NET (2003) is weird
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OK, I just created a MFC app skeleton via the app wizard. The code is fine and it compiles and all but... ...all text in comments, menus, the readme.txt etcetera are just pure nonsense. Examples: This is from a header:
// ²£¥Íªº°T®§¹ïÀ³¨ç¦¡ protected: DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP() };and a .cpp file:CEx03aView::CEx03aView() { // TODO: ¦b¦¹¥[¤J«Øºcµ{¦¡½X }All text other than the code is just like that, this also goes for the text in menus (not the VS IDE itself only the created MFC app). I wasn't sure in what foum to put this...I hope this is ok. -
OK, I just created a MFC app skeleton via the app wizard. The code is fine and it compiles and all but... ...all text in comments, menus, the readme.txt etcetera are just pure nonsense. Examples: This is from a header:
// ²£¥Íªº°T®§¹ïÀ³¨ç¦¡ protected: DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP() };and a .cpp file:CEx03aView::CEx03aView() { // TODO: ¦b¦¹¥[¤J«Øºcµ{¦¡½X }All text other than the code is just like that, this also goes for the text in menus (not the VS IDE itself only the created MFC app). I wasn't sure in what foum to put this...I hope this is ok.It sounds like a language pack issue; you might want to search support.microsoft.com for something like "language Visual Studio .NET". -Thomas
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OK, I just created a MFC app skeleton via the app wizard. The code is fine and it compiles and all but... ...all text in comments, menus, the readme.txt etcetera are just pure nonsense. Examples: This is from a header:
// ²£¥Íªº°T®§¹ïÀ³¨ç¦¡ protected: DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP() };and a .cpp file:CEx03aView::CEx03aView() { // TODO: ¦b¦¹¥[¤J«Øºcµ{¦¡½X }All text other than the code is just like that, this also goes for the text in menus (not the VS IDE itself only the created MFC app). I wasn't sure in what foum to put this...I hope this is ok.In the MFC-application wizard goto the 'application type' page. At this page you will find a combo 'Resource language'. This combo probably has 'chinees (taiwan)' selected.:confused: Choose the language you want, and the comments and menu's are in the correct language.