On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Pietro Iglio wrote:
>It is my understanding that any string that can be displayed must be 
>of type
>QString. My question is: can I use QCString for file names and paths?
>
>AFAIK Linux and other UNIX file systems do not use unicode chars for 
>file names.

AFAIK that's true, I just wanted to mention VFAT (from MS "OS"es) and VFAT32 do.
But for example the Linux vfat-FS does strip the upper 8 bit...
I wonder how 16bit-charsets could be possible in UNIX in the future.

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