pgeorges wrote:
Hi!
> There were still small problems due to differences between Linux and
> Windows. So I handled both cases in a RC5 that I tested on my Linux
> system (mine is utf-8) and Windows XP.
Just for me to understand: How could it be that DOS has
"another" UTF-8 than linux?
Or in
Pascal Georges, sobota, 12 kwietnia 2008:
>What I don't understand is why
>"encoding system utf-8" does not switch windows to unicode.
Working on another project, I found that Windows Unicode support is at least
buggy (or non-working in some cases), at least up to Windows XP. I don't know
about
Windows has UTF fonts, but if you run
tclsh% encoding names
You will get cp*, which is a localized code page (not utf ...).
So when windows gets 2 bytes for a unicode char, it will display it as 2
chars. What I don't understand is why
"encoding system utf-8" does not switch windows to unicode. The
There were still small problems due to differences between Linux and
Windows. So I handled both cases in a RC5 that I tested on my Linux
system (mine is utf-8) and Windows XP.
Pascal
Pascal Georges a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I released a RC4 at http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/download/ where
> language
Hi,
I released a RC4 at http://prolinux.free.fr/scid/download/ where language
files are now in utf-8 encoding.
I had some problems under Windows where the accuented capitalized E (in
french) was not correctly displayed under Windows (but is correct under
Linux). So, being unable to find a workarou
