Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-20 Thread Richmond

On 03/20/2012 12:08 AM, rand valentine wrote:

Hi, guys. Here’s another Unicode-related question. How can I use a Unicode 
keyboard to type in a Livecode field? I’m working with an American Indian 
language (called Hocąk), and I need to be able to type characters such as š, 
ǧ and ąą. I can put them into a field with Unicode commands, but when I try 
and type in a field using the special keyboard (a system-level thing), the 
keyboard seems to be ignored. Is there some trick to this? Thanks so much.



rand valentine

university of wisconsin-madison

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On a Mac, a Win or a Lin?

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Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-20 Thread Warren Samples

On 03/20/2012 12:37 PM, Richmond wrote:

On a Mac, a Win or a Lin?



Did you fall asleep before you reached the end of the subject?

:D

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Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-20 Thread Richmond

On 03/20/2012 08:10 PM, Warren Samples wrote:

On 03/20/2012 12:37 PM, Richmond wrote:

On a Mac, a Win or a Lin?



Did you fall asleep before you reached the end of the subject?

:D



Pretty well.

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Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-20 Thread Bob Sneidar
Me?? I never replied to this subject.


On Mar 20, 2012, at 11:33 AM, Richmond wrote:

 Did you fall asleep before you reached the end of the subject?
 
 :/D
 
 You ought to think a wee bit before you decide to be rude.
 
 Thunderbird cut off the end of your subject line (I found out what it was
 by accessing the Use-List via Firefox).
 
 -
 
 Richmond.
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Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-20 Thread Richmond

On 03/20/2012 08:48 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:

Me?? I never replied to this subject.


@Bob: you have never been rude to me; unless, of course, I am so goofy as to
have misunderstood the subtleties of what you are saying . . .  :)

The person who wrote this Did you fall asleep before you reached the 
end of the subject?


knows very well who they are.

AND . . . between you, me and the rest of the Use-List, I am 
sufficiently thick-skinned not to let that
sort of thing really fuss me: but the person who wrote it should no that 
I am only partly cretinous,
and that there might have been a perfectly good reason for my question: 
which there was.

--

Just been over to my Mac and managed very successfully to type some 
Hindi into a Unicode field,

so suspect this is a Windows 7 thing.

Knowing that Non-Latin keyboards do tend to screw up in Windows (faced 
this with Vista a while
back), I went through a merry time with my Devawriter; to the extent 
that it locks out all
keyboard mappings except the ones I have programmed into the standalone 
itself.


J. Landman Gay was writing something that I only saw out of half and eye 
that Unicode types
would be happy about whatever is forthcoming in LC 5.5 (personally don't 
have the money right now);

so, just maybe, this aspect of things will be sorted out.




On Mar 20, 2012, at 11:33 AM, Richmond wrote:


Did you fall asleep before you reached the end of the subject?

:/D

You ought to think a wee bit before you decide to be rude.

Thunderbird cut off the end of your subject line (I found out what it was
by accessing the Use-List via Firefox).

-

Richmond.
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using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-19 Thread rand valentine
Hi, guys. Here’s another Unicode-related question. How can I use a Unicode 
keyboard to type in a Livecode field? I’m working with an American Indian 
language (called Hocąk), and I need to be able to type characters such as š, 
ǧ and ąą. I can put them into a field with Unicode commands, but when I try 
and type in a field using the special keyboard (a system-level thing), the 
keyboard seems to be ignored. Is there some trick to this? Thanks so much.

 

rand valentine

university of wisconsin-madison

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Re: using a special keyboard in livecode fields (in Windows 7)

2012-03-19 Thread Mark Schonewille
Hi Rand,

When I choose a Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Russian or Hebrew keyboard on 
Windows, I can type in the respective language. This works in LiveCode up to 
and including 5.0.2. However, I need to click in a field first and set the 
keyboard afterwards.

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On 19 mrt 2012, at 23:08, rand valentine wrote:

 Hi, guys. Here’s another Unicode-related question. How can I use a Unicode 
 keyboard to type in a Livecode field? I’m working with an American Indian 
 language (called Hocąk), and I need to be able to type characters such as 
 š, ǧ and ąą. I can put them into a field with Unicode commands, but when 
 I try and type in a field using the special keyboard (a system-level thing), 
 the keyboard seems to be ignored. Is there some trick to this? Thanks so much.
 
 
 
 rand valentine
 
 university of wisconsin-madison


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