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The Ice run time includes a plug-in that supports conversion between UTF-8 and native encodings on Unix and Windows platforms. You can use this plug-in to install converters for narrow and wide strings into the communicator of an existing program. This feature is primarily intended for use in scripting language extensions such as Ice for Python1; if you need to use string converters in your C++ application, we recommend using the technique described in Installing String Converters with C++98 instead.
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If using static libraries, you must also call the Ice::registerIceStringConverter function to ensure the plugin plug-in is linked with your application.
1 Ice for Python only supports string converters when using Python 2.x.
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See Also
- UTF-8 Conversion with C++98
- Installing String Converters with C++98
- Plug-in Configuration
- Ice.InitPlugins
- Ice.Plugin.*
- Ice.PluginLoadOrder
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