Hello,
I am writing a qt console application; in my application, i am parsing an rss source , and then i am searching for a keyword(that comes from user input), finally i am writing the related item in the rss source to a text file.

I get the word to be searched from the console:
Qt Code: 
  1. cout<<"Authorname ?\n";
  2.     cin>>author;
  3.     searchedAuthor=author;//searchedAuthor is a QString
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parsing the rss:
Qt Code: 
  1. if (currentTag == "dc:creator"){
  2.                 authorString += xml.text().toString();
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searching for my author:
Qt Code: 
  1. if(authorString.contains(searchedAuthor,Qt::CaseInsensitive)){
  2.                 outputfile << titleString<< "   "<<linkString <<"   "<< descriptionString << authorString <<"\n";
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This code works good for English. But i should use Turkish language( which has some extra characters like "ğ,ş,ı,ö,ç".
The problem is that : if authorString contains some of that extra characters "QString::contains" function cannot find the author that it should find. "cout" function works without any problem(displays characters corectly). I dont know much about the character encoding issues;but i've seen setCodecForTr in the docs:

Qt Code: 
  1. QTextCodec::setCodecForTr(QTextCodec::codecForName("eucTR"));
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I didnt know if eucTR is installed or not, just tried...This also didn't work..What can i do to make the "QString::contains" function work properly for Turkish language?

Thanks in advance...