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Asked: 2026-05-31T00:49:40+00:00

In the following code: char test[50]; sprintf(test, áéíóú); is there a way to make

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In the following code:

char test[50];
sprintf(test, "áéíóú");

is there a way to make sprintf interpret input characters as Windows-1252 instead of Unicode?
I mean, to make test contain 0xE1E9EDF3FA… instead of 0xC3A1C3A9C3ADC3B3C3BA…

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  1. Editorial Team

    You have to edit this from inside your text editing program. This is a matter of the actual file that contains your source code.

    To do that in most editors and IDEs there is a menu called ENCODING

    EDIT: More specifically for Geany, which appears to be the software you are running go to:

    Document >> Set Encoding >> West European >> Western (1252)

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