HI there!
On Jul 24, 2009, at 6:52 AM, Pascal Georges wrote:
> 2009/7/24, Israel Chauca Fuentes :
>> Hi there!
>>
>> On Jul 23, 2009, at 11:23 AM, Pascal Georges wrote:
>>
>>> Strange, maybe a MacOs Tcl/Tk issue. For example the following code
>>> works on
>>> Linux :
>>> ==
>
e...@inode.at wrote:
Hi!
> Good. Your friend saved the pgn in cp-1250 (windows?) and you have to convert
> this to utf-8
cp-1250 is Windows, indeed. It might be worth while to hack together a
small shell script converting cp-1250 to UTF-8. Something like
--
You are welcome! :-)
Am Freitag, 24. Juli 2009 15:54:45 schrieb pso...@web.de:
> i did a search on convmv, found iconv, and it works and i can read
> slovak in scid now in all its natural beauty.
>
> now the slovak text is also shown in the comment editor window and ready
> to be edited, previ
i did a search on convmv, found iconv, and it works and i can read
slovak in scid now in all its natural beauty.
now the slovak text is also shown in the comment editor window and ready
to be edited, previously that comment editor window was just left blank.
thank you SO much!
2009/7/24, Israel Chauca Fuentes :
> Hi there!
>
> On Jul 23, 2009, at 11:23 AM, Pascal Georges wrote:
>
>> Strange, maybe a MacOs Tcl/Tk issue. For example the following code
>> works on
>> Linux :
>> ==
>> package require Tk
>>
>> set scidBooksDir "/what/ever/not/exist"
>> pro
Hi there!
On Jul 23, 2009, at 11:23 AM, Pascal Georges wrote:
Strange, maybe a MacOs Tcl/Tk issue. For example the following code
works on
Linux :
==
package require Tk
set scidBooksDir "/what/ever/not/exist"
proc setBooksDir {} {
global scidBooksDir
set dir [tk_chooseD
Hi,
Good. Your friend saved the pgn in cp-1250 (windows?) and you have to convert
this to utf-8
I opened your pgn with kwrite (or kate) and changed the code to cp1250.
There are many programs for converting (convmv) available on internet for
windows and linux.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Win
Hello, many thanks to both of you for your kind efforts.
@Franz: YES! the encoding in your attached Bildschirmfoto2.png is
correct slovak! it is exactly how it should look like! great - now how
did you manage this, and can you show me how to?
@Alexander Wagner: no, the characters in your attach
