Hi,
Robert Platt escribió:
OK, I'll end up in a giant mess if I try to put code
page detection and information into HELP. I've been
looking at things all wrong.
Why not use the catalogues to translate the character
entities for a given language, and stop worrying about
code pages altogether?
If a
OK, I'll end up in a giant mess if I try to put code
page detection and information into HELP. I've been
looking at things all wrong.
Why not use the catalogues to translate the character
entities for a given language, and stop worrying about
code pages altogether?
If a catalogue is being used, H
Hi!
22-Мар-2004 13:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Henrique Peron) wrote to
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HP> Would it help? (Do you have a program to browse DOS fonts?)
I have.
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On Mon, 22 Mar 2004, Robert Platt wrote:
> Is there somewhere I can find an ASCII character map
> for each code page?
Please try http://www.unicode.org/
Hope this helps,
Michal
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Hi Robert,
> Is there somewhere I can find an ASCII character map
> for each code page? It would save Eric the ordeal of
> sending me a transcription ;-)
I have 122 codepages ready here, though I don't have a TXT file detailing
their mappings.
Would it help? (Do you have a program to browse DOS f
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Robert Platt escribió:
Is there somewhere I can find an ASCII character map
for each code page? It would save Eric the ordeal of
sending me a transcription ;-)
If you can't map in general codepage to codepage, it's almost impossible
to have a decent mapping from codepage (8bit, 25
Hi,
Robert Platt escribió:
Help is often run when the user is having problems
setting up FreeDOS. Their codepage could be incorrect.
Help should be robust in such circumstances. It would
be great if I could detect the codepage, rather than
assume it. Is there a DOS interrupt or something that
cou
Hi!
22-Мар-2004 17:11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Platt) wrote to
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RP> Help is often run when the user is having problems setting up FreeDOS.
RP> Their codepage could be incorrect. Help should be robust in such
RP> circumstances. It would be great if I could detect the codepage, r
Help is often run when the user is having problems
setting up FreeDOS. Their codepage could be incorrect.
Help should be robust in such circumstances. It would
be great if I could detect the codepage, rather than
assume it. Is there a DOS interrupt or something that
could do this?
Kitten: as I und
Hi Rob, for internationalization of HTML help with KITTEN you have
to take care of TWO aspects:
Kitten does not accept HTML (obviously) but does accept escape sequences
like \n for a line break etc. - so you cannot use HTML entities to encode
local chars like Umlauts (ä for example which is in DO
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