> The keyfile.to_data() tells that the number of bytes is 17838 after
> adding "blahblah"
correction:
The keyfile.to_data() tells that the number of bytes is 17838 after
adding "Name[nl_NL.UTF-8]=blahblah" and i have seen some extra 0x0a
So 17838 would be the correct buffersize.
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After some more experimenting, I maybe have a hunch.
Could it be that something goes wrong between keyfile handing over it's
buffer and putting that in a javascript string?
The input file is 17809
The keyfile.to_data() tells that the number of bytes is 17838 after
adding "blahblah"
The javascript s
Hi there,
I do not know if this list is the right ML for this question, but I do
not know where exactly it should go. Suggestions are welcomed if I am
out of scope.
I am trying to write a GJS program (which at some point I might turn
into a Gnome Shell extension) that modifies files under /s
The more I try the less I understand.
When I convert the buffer explicitly from utf-8 to utf-8 the results
stay the same.
When I log the buffer to stdout, all the encoding stays well and all
the locales are seen in their own fonts (I got most fonts of the world
installed), when written to file al
I was wrong, any filesave method just saves into whatever encoding,
opening the resultant file in gedit gives an ecoding error and none
whatsoever encoding import helps.
When I edit the original with gedit I can open it (it is UTF-8)
and saving it will preserve all the locale strings in any langua
I found the problem, faulty reference told me bufferlen has to be
placed after buffer in aruments, this is not true.
Filewriting works, but also freaking ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8.
Translating encoding is no option as there are many locale in
this .desktop file that I have in buffer, and all n
Am 26.07.2012 18:08, schrieb Yaa101:
Hi all,
I am having trouble writing a buffer with UTF-8 content to a file.
I know that GLib.file_set_contents will not do the job because it
writes ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8.
I tried to get it done with this code:
let gFile = Gio.file_new_for_path(this._
Am Do 26 Jul 2012 18:51:40 CEST schrieb Yaa101:
Hi Ami,
I do not know too much detail on applying css on st widgets.
The following is a hunch and probably will not help you, I hope it is
useful anyway.
I do know that SVG is not a picture on which you can do raster
operations like filling color
I can assure that it is a bug, but I guess you want to hear this from
one of the developers.
See this email as a bump. :-)
However, it's a bug you can ignore, unless you are debugging it and want
to know the values of name, this.g_object_path or e.message.
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//\ Regards, Groeten,
V_/_ Ba
Hi Ami,
I do not know too much detail on applying css on st widgets.
The following is a hunch and probably will not help you, I hope it is
useful anyway.
I do know that SVG is not a picture on which you can do raster
operations like filling colors, SVG is a collection of commands to
create a vec
Hi all,
I am having trouble writing a buffer with UTF-8 content to a file.
I know that GLib.file_set_contents will not do the job because it
writes ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8.
I tried to get it done with this code:
let gFile = Gio.file_new_for_path(this._path);
let gFileOutputStream =
gFile.r
echo "Hello,
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Hello,
Gnome 3.0 on a magnificent stuff that we could have would be a management user
account online.
I explain how it works:
I created an account on Gnome.org via "online account",
and then the data is synchonisées with this online account.
Among the data:
- The list of installed programs
- Em
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