[TheUnderTaker]

Umm, how can I put in strings this symbol "」"
Tried to format and it shows me (With/without format) the next error:plugin.sp(31) : error 037: invalid string (possibly non-terminated string)

Can someone help?

[Neuro Toxin]

Sounds like your trying to use a unicode char which sourcemod doesn't support.

Ps. Share code if you want proper help

[EngHell]

I didn't know that Unicode is not supported in Sourcemod, that's weird Unicode has been starting to be a standard since 2012

[Neuro Toxin]

Yea. Sourcemod only supports 8bit char[].

Eg. Utf8

[TheUnderTaker]

This is the code

PHP Code:

CPrintToChatAll("Hi」"); 


When I tried to remove the "」" it worked.

btw, I saw server that use this char.

[Neuro Toxin]

Yea. Valve translations are in utf16 which supports unicode.

The restriction applies to sourcemod stuff.

I'm also unsure if sourcemod extentions hit the same limitation. Logically I think extensions are fine because they are pure c++ code.

[TheUnderTaker]

Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin Yea. Valve translations are in utf16 which supports unicode. The restriction applies to sourcemod stuff. I'm also unsure if sourcemod extentions hit the same limitation. Logically I think extensions are fine because they are pure c++ code.

So I need extension?

[Neuro Toxin]

I would question your need for this char and avoid using it. If you have to use it. Try an extension. As stated I'm unsure...

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by Neuro Toxin Yea. Valve translations are in utf16 which supports unicode.

You are confusing a character set (Unicode) with a character encoding (UTF-8). UTF-8 (and 16, and 32) can represent any Unicode character, which is the entire point of them. Valve's translation files use UTF-16 because that is what the Win32 API uses for Unicode strings, and it avoids a conversion step.

[Miu]

Originally Posted by TheUnderTaker This is the code PHP Code: CPrintToChatAll("Hi」");  When I tried to remove the "」" it worked. btw, I saw server that use this char.

compiles fine for me!