Hi,

Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Jul 2009, Sebastian Moors wrote:
>   
>>> The text_encodings branch fixes several issues having to do with non-latin
>>> characters in files names and in H2's various file formats.  It's almost
>>> ready to be merge, just needs a couple things[1].  Some of the changes are
>>> similar to, and possibly conflict with, the qtxml branch.[2]
>>>
>>>       
>> Hm, does qtxml fix all issues which are addressed by the encodings
>> branch? If it does, i'm not sure if it is worth to do the work of
>> merging (and testing) the enc. branch now if we already have a solution.
>>     
>
> No, it doesn't.  text_encodings was mostly doing things like this:
>
> diff --git a/gui/src/HelpBrowser.cpp b/gui/src/HelpBrowser.cpp
> index e98a9af..b8a56a6 100644
> --- a/gui/src/HelpBrowser.cpp
> +++ b/gui/src/HelpBrowser.cpp
> @@ -85 +85 @@ SimpleHTMLBrowser::SimpleHTMLBrowser( QWidget *pParent, const 
> QStr
> -       QFile file( m_sFilename.toAscii() ); // Read the text from a file
> +       QFile file( m_sFilename.toLocal8Bit() ); // Read the text from a file
>
> So... there will still need to be some merging between the two branches 
> (qtxml and text_encodings).
>
>   
Ok, no problem. I'm going to view the whole diff later.
>> i would vote for not merging this and instead releasing 0.9.5 very early
>> (like some month after 0.9.4) with qtxml .
>>     
>
> I respect this.  I only brought it up because the issue (non-ascii file 
> names) was even mentioned on this list recently.  Also, since jack_zombies 
> is such an invasive patch that will likely require a little time for 
> testing, I thought it might be apropos to slide in the more benign 
> text_encodings patch now and get them tested together.
>   
I'm going to ask for testing at the forum later.. or do you think that 
the changes are big enough to release a new rc?
- Sebastian

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