Cocos2dx3.1.1 use of Chinese Characters in study notes

In this case, problems occur: autolabelLabel: create (hello, fonts3.ttf, 28); the best solution is to store Chinese characters using an external xml document plist document (UTF-8 encoding is required) create document string. xml is as follows :? Xmlversion1.0encodingUTF-8 ?! DOCTYPEplistPUBLIC

In this case, problems will occur: auto label = Label: create (hello, fonts/3.ttf, 28 ); the best solution is to use an external xml document/plist document to store Chinese characters (must be encoded using a UTF-8) to create a document string. xml is as follows :? Xml version = 1.0 encoding = UTF-8? ! DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC-// Apple // D

In this way, problems may occur:

Auto label = Label: create ("hello", "fonts/3.ttf", 28 );

The best solution is to store Chinese characters using external xml documents/plist documents (must be UTF-8 encoded)

The new document string. xml is as follows:

// Apple // dtd plist 1.0 // EN "" http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd ">


Title
20 seconds for a man
New_game
New game
Setting_game
Set
Quit_game
Exit
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Why is it so difficult ?!

Each key corresponds to a string

In use:

Dictionary * dictionary = Dictionary: createWithContentsOfFile ("string. xml ");
CCString * str = (CCString *) dictionary-> objectForKey ("s"); // the string is obtained here.
Const char * s = str-> getCString (); // type conversion

Auto label = Label: create (s, "fonts/3.ttf", 28 );

It is also used as follows:

TTFConfig ttfConfig ("fonts/3.ttf", 28, GlyphCollection: CUSTOM );
Dictionary * dictionary = Dictionary: createWithContentsOfFile ("fonts/string. xml ");
CCString * str = (CCString *) dictionary-> objectForKey ("s ");
Const char * s = str-> getCString ();

Label * label = Label: createWithTTF (ttfConfig, s, TextHAlignment: CENTER );