Fwd: Re: Save files with correct character set

[Spazzatura.Live <kharhonte hotmail com>]

You're right, the content is UTF-8, so my problem is that i don't need
one like that.

I thought the casting from Glib::ustring to std::string also made a
conversion of the content (from unicode char) so the file has wrong
extended character so that was the issue...

Probably, instead, is the tool i use after which doesn't support Unicode
file (i mean files with Unicode character encoding).

So the new question is that: How can i convert the Glib::ustring from
Unicode to ASCII (ISO-8859-1) and save to file?

>  That slightly depends what the OP meant by "a non-unicode file". It
>  will write the file with the contents of the Glib::ustring, which is
>  UTF-8. The resulting file will be an unembellished UTF-8 file, which a
>  lot of Micro$oft tools will declare to be plain ASCII because it
>  explicitly isn't UCS-2. Of course, if that's what he means then it's
>  not Glib that's broken....