c++ - 如何将国际字符发送到 Windows 控制台？

Answer 1

Use _wsystem one for wide strings.

Answer 2

Is this VC++?

If so, your file appears to be using UTF-8 without BOM, which means that VC++ will assume that the source charset and execution charset are the same, so it will not do any encoding conversion when producing the string literal "echo Ιλιάδα". It will simply output the UTF-8 data directly. This means that the compiler believes you wrote system("echo Ιλιάδα"); where that garbage is your UTF-8 string viewed as though it were the system's locale encoding.

By default the system() function takes a string in the system's locale encoding. The console output codepage has no effect on system()'s operation, and so the above string is exactly what it sees as well.

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Because you're using UTF-8 without BOM, you'll have trouble with wide strings. Generating wide strings requires correctly converting the source charset to the wide execution charset. If you're using UTF-8 without BOM, then VC++ doesn't know the correct source encoding and therefore cannot do this conversion correctly.

Answer 3

You can try system("cmd /c lambdabath") or system("lambdabath") as in the example:

//Save As UTF-8 withput BOM signature

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <windows.h>

int main() {
    SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);
    //system("cmd /c lambdabath");
    system("lambdabath");
}

lambdabath.bat (also save as UTF-8 without BOM signature):

chcp 65001
echo Ιλιάδα

But if the question is: how to send international characters to windows console?
Then you can try different encoding. Using function system() is not necessary.

Windows 1253 encoding:

//Save As Windows 1253

 #include <stdio.h>
 #include <windows.h>

int main()
{
    SetConsoleOutputCP(1253);
    char *ansichar_ = "Ιλιάδα";
    unsigned char lambda1253char = 'λ';
    printf("ansichar_: %s\n", ansichar_);
    printf("λ %#x\n", lambda1253char);
}

Result:

ansichar_: Ιλιάδα
λ 0xeb

UTF-16 encoding:

 //Save As UTF16 (Unicode)

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <io.h>
    #include <fcntl.h>
    #include <wchar.h>

    int main()
    {
        _setmode(_fileno(stdout), _O_U16TEXT);
        wchar_t *wchar_ = L"Ιλιάδα";
        wchar_t lambdaWchar = L'λ';
        wprintf(L"wchar_: %s\n", wchar_);
        wprintf(L"λ %#x\n", lambdaWchar);
    }

Result:

wchar_: Ιλιάδα
λ 0x3bb

UTF-8 encoding:

 //Save As UTF8 without BOM signature

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <windows.h>

    int main()
    {
        SetConsoleOutputCP(65001);
        char *utf8char_ = "Ιλιάδα";
        int lambdaUTF8char = 'λ';
        printf("utf8char_: %s\n", utf8char_);
        printf("λ %#x\n", lambdaUTF8char);
    }

Result:

utf8char_: Ιλιάδα
λ 0xcebb

In any case, set the default console font: Lucida Console.