Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Could you point me to the lines which I have to change back to get
> r69-behavoir...? Just to be sure that it didn't work...
If you issue the command "svn diff -r70:69" inside the working copy, it
will print a patch. You can apply that directly if you use something like
svn diff -r70:69 | patch -p0
or, in the other direction,
scn diff -r69:70 | patch -p0
>>It also depends on the charset. With Latin-1/15 it works at least
>>partially, but with UTF-8 it seems to be completely broken. On the other
>>hand, Windows does use Unicode as well...
>>
>
> Maybe that part in QT is different in the Windows library?
Maybe. I don't know what's inside the windows binaries - I didn't build
them.
>>See my last mail - it's a conversion issue. And the problem is buried
>>somewhere deep inside Qt, as far as I can tell.
>
>
> The only idea I have, is to do our own "encoding" to store the file name
> in the project file,... as hex numbers or whatever...
Might be a good idea. In case we ever want to use another GUI toolkit,
we must get rid of QDomDocument and all the QString conversion stuff anyway.
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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