> I noticed that they does not work (ehdn used with jcode), I guess it's
> because sprintf calls size and not jsize method of string, and jcode
> does not redefine sprintf (and many other methods).

> Is that true and is there any easy tip at least for sprintf method.

Paul Battley wrote:
> On 17/06/06, Bojan Mihelac <li...@mihelac.org> wrote:
>> I noticed that they does not work (ehdn used with jcode), I guess it's
>> because sprintf calls size and not jsize method of string, and jcode
>> does not redefine sprintf (and many other methods).

>> Is that true and is there any easy tip at least for sprintf method.

> Can you show a short example of the problem?

> Paul.

> Paul Battley wrote:
>> On 17/06/06, Bojan Mihelac <li...@mihelac.org> wrote:
>>> I noticed that they does not work (ehdn used with jcode), I guess  
>>> it's
>>> because sprintf calls size and not jsize method of string, and jcode
>>> does not redefine sprintf (and many other methods).

>>> Is that true and is there any easy tip at least for sprintf method.
>> Can you show a short example of the problem?
>> Paul.

> sure,

> sprintf("%-10.10s", "ŠĐČĆŽšđčćž")

> should return same string but they get cut to 5 characters only.  
> These are unicode characters for central european languages.