Hi,
calmar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i have a gtk_text_view_new() in my program
and i want to put there some text with this function:
gtk_text_buffer_set_text ();
as long as i have normal characters in the buffer, it's works properly.
when there are any special letters (which tend to be
You have to UTF8 encode the characters. E.g. to input the characters
you mention below you have to insert the following char* buf:
\327\224 \327\226 \327\252 \327\224 \327\232 \327\233\n
This buffer was created by doing:
echo ä æ ú ä ê ë | iconv -f iso8859-8 -t utf8 | od -c
and
Hi,
calmar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the text put into a GtkTextView (or any other GTK+-2.0 widget)
absolutely needs to be UTF-8 encoded. Glib provides a number of
functions that help you to convert from and to other encodings.
i tried something like this:
//code begin
char ** end;
