Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
| > Michael Gerz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > | Lars Gullik Bjønnes schrieb:
| > | > You mean it is wise to apply a possibly broken patch on top of
| > | > something you aready know to be broken?
| > | >
| > | Lars, at the same time when I ask you to merge the code, the code will
| > | be stable! Of course, I cannot guarantee that it works under all
| > | circumstances.
| > Let me rephraze then. Is it wise to merge another largish patch
| > before
| > we have worked the worst kinks out of the last one.
|
| By the way, I am trying to get a grasp of what needs to be done WRT
| unicode. I feel lost in this matter and I fear that it will take a
| long time before the trunk will stabilize. Maybe I'm alone in this
| case but I need some direction if I am to help. I've asked already but
| you didn't answer so I'll ask again as I presume you are the one who
| knows:
|
| 1) What exactly needs to be done? A task list with brief description
| would be appreciated.
- All output:
- text (perhaps finished?)
- latex (oh... can of worms)
- docbook
- Perhaps reading of layout files, ui files etc. (I think that
we can skip tese. l10n of these should be done through the
po files.)
- Change the internal gettext machinery (message.C, B_, _) to
use unicode.
- Cleanup, cleanup, cleanup.
| 2) How can I fix this endianness problem on windows?
First you have to enable some of the debug strings that I have turned
off manually... then you can experiment with using endian specific
UTF/UCS (iconv --list for info)
| 2-a) how do I convert the lyx file to unicode so I can load them in
| English rather than Chinese?
On window? pttrt. On linux use iconv:
iconv --from-code=latin1 --tocode=utf8 --output \
UserGuideUTF8.lyx UserGuide.lyx
| 2-b) how do I fix the display of inset labels to be in english on
| Windows? (I suppose this is not the case under linux?)
??
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Lgb
