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Or if you have utf8 characters in a file for example, you can construct UniString with this constructor: char* utf8Chars; GS::UniString uStr (utf8Chars, CC_UTF8);

I did not compile this code, but I think something like this: std::wstring wStr = L("中文测试");GS::UniString uStr (wStr.c_str()); The L() macro forces those characters to compile as utf16.

Hi,Of course UniString supports chinese and other languages also. I think that the problem here is the conversion between utf16 and char types. I suggest using std::wstring instead of std::string in the code. UniString can be constructed from utf16 c...

You can add a html file as a resource by adding it as a DATA resource. For example: 'DATA' 2024 "HTML Resource" { "BrowserContent.html" } The resource can be loaded like this (I did not compile it): GS::UniString htmlStr; GSHandle resHandle = RSLoadR...