作者： | 来源：互联网 | 2023-08-25 19:02
Describe the bug
Platform: Win10 x64, VS2019, jsoncpp-master
Language: MFC
There some Chinese characters in the "setting.json" which is encoded using UTF-8. And my MFC project is using Unicode character set, When I use the CharReaderBuilder.parseFromStream() to read the "setting.json", all of the Chinese characters becomes garbled and all English characters are right.
So how should I read the Chinese json file correctly?
The code:
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| Json::CharReaderBuilder jsonBuilder;
Json::Value jsonRoot;
std::ifstream ifs;
ifs.open("D://Device.json", std::ios::binary);
jsonBuilder["collectComments"] &＃061; FALSE;
JSONCPP_STRING errs;
if (parseFromStream(jsonBuilder, ifs, &jsonRoot, &errs))
{
UINT len &＃061; 0;
len &＃061; jsonRoot.size();
}
for (UINT i &＃061; 0; i
{
CString tmp;
tmp &＃061; jsonRoot[i]["SoftwwareName"].asCString(); // tmp is garbled, not shows "测试用软件"
} |
The setting.json:
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| [
{
"DeviceName":"设备名称",
"SoftwwareName":"测试用软件",
"IsUsed":"yes"
}
] |
Any idea?
该提问来源于开源项目：open-source-parsers/jsoncpp
Not sure if you still care. I encountered the same thing with Japanese characters. And it turns out that was right.
The short answer is: the content of your
variable is correct, but not displayed properly because Visual Studio uses another character set, which has a different character mapping than UTF-8.
Try following the link to check if your
variable can be shown properly with
https://blogs.msmvps.com/gdicanio/2016/11/22/whats-wrong-with-my-utf-8-strings-in-visual-studio/
You are right. Thanks.
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