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SWIG translates the Java String to UTF16 and not UTF32 when filling std::wstring
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SWIG copies UTF16 chars into each UTF32 char of a std::wstring.
This causes wrong charset translations when using the Java wrappers.
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#123(SWIG translates the Java String to UTF16 and not UTF32 when filling std::wstring) (grafted from 55dddbdcd6bec9421229aad7e241b053217d60a4)
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Modifying SWIG wrapper to use UTF8 variant of the get/set string methods.