WinchellChung
18th July 2007, 17:14
Yes, yet another in a continuing series of newbie questions.
I've got a simple application that allows the user to input a key string and a source string. When they push the XOR button, the app does a simple XOR encryption and displays the result in an output QLineEdit.
Naturally the resulting string is full of characters in the range of 0-31 and 128-255.
Now, I notice that when I have such strings in, say, Microsoft Access, the non-printable characters will print. They appear to be in the Windows extended character set, with lots of angle-bars (e.g., U+2514), astronomical symbols (e.g.,U+263C), and whatnot from the Arial character set.
They do not print in my QLineEdit, though they can be copied and pasted.
I don't suppose there is any way to get those characters to print?
I've got a simple application that allows the user to input a key string and a source string. When they push the XOR button, the app does a simple XOR encryption and displays the result in an output QLineEdit.
Naturally the resulting string is full of characters in the range of 0-31 and 128-255.
Now, I notice that when I have such strings in, say, Microsoft Access, the non-printable characters will print. They appear to be in the Windows extended character set, with lots of angle-bars (e.g., U+2514), astronomical symbols (e.g.,U+263C), and whatnot from the Arial character set.
They do not print in my QLineEdit, though they can be copied and pasted.
I don't suppose there is any way to get those characters to print?