QTextEdit and "extended ascii"

[wysota]

The QTextEdit widget is based on Unicode and not ascii, so probably you won't succeed in achieving what you want through ascii. I suggest using css instead.

[thomaspu]

Actually, it turns out that it can be done. I just had to use the correct Unicode number when creating a QChar. I used the Windows Character Map to get the hex code and then converted that into decimal and created the QChar with that number. Seems to work fairly well!

Paul

[wysota]

As I said, you wouldn't achieve it through ascii. Using Unicode is a different story.