I remeber being able to do this on Unix/Linux long time
ago...as far back as 1990sback then on SCO, AT&T
SVR4 x86 (386 PCs) and then Linux...
See manpages on
setfont(8)
unicode_start(1)
unicode_stop(1)
loadunimap(8)
And google for "hebrew console"...that community was
on top of this issue an
selection..
I'm home now, I'll report on Mondaythe
mis-behaving box is at work...I guess that's what
one gets when corporate IT guys insists on
provisioning computers and such...
MehdiOn 12/3/05, Hedayat Vatankhah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Medi
Montaseri <
olute the problem...
Thanks guys...
MediOn 12/2/05, Behdad Esfahbod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Medi Montaseri wrote:> Hi> I am having some problems with my Farsi fonts on my browser and in gedit> on a Linux box (Fedor Core 4, Gnome )>> My problem is>
>
Hi
I am having some problems with my Farsi fonts on my browser and in gedit
on a Linux box (Fedor Core 4, Gnome )
My problem is
Letter "Ye" is always rendered as though it was an independent or
detatched letter. For example, in the word "MILI" (as in mili-second) all the
"Ye" letters are rende
One solution would be to augment a DB capability
at the application level. That is instead of the search
or select qualified by a SQL where clause, simply get
everything (select *) and then let the application filter
what you want. Then when your given DB provides
that operation by itself, simplify
Hi,
I just released Jalali.pm ver 1.2 available at http://montaseri.net/download
Briefly, Jalali.pm is a Perl Module for Jalalian and Gregorian calander conversion
and Time Traveling (N days ago, N days ahead, etc). Version 1.2 also supports
FArsi and ENglish, such that you can get things like
(Formatting of Dates and Times) but that might be
just Year/Month/Day vs Month/Day/Year type of
deals...
Thanks and keep up the good work...
Mehdi MontaseriOn 6/7/05, AmirBehzad Eslami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Saturday, June 04, 2005 10:18 AM, Medi Montaseri
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Thanks Mohsen...On 6/5/05, mohsen ali momeni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,>> I was wondering how Date data type is dealt with in such databases> as PostgreSQL or mySQL?>> Databases usually have Date related operations such as equality,> less than, greater than, etc . But most databases have the
butions, why
not just post them here?behdadOn Sat, 4 Jun 2005, Medi Montaseri wrote:> Hi,>> I have emailed "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" over a week ago with no reply/avail.
> Anyone knows of any other way to contact> farsiweb.info<http://farsiweb.info>folks.&g
Hi,
I have emailed "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" over a week ago with no reply/avail.
Anyone knows of any other way to contact farsiweb.info folks.
I had some contribs
Thanks
Mehdi
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Hi,
I was wondering how Date data type is dealt with in such databases
as PostgreSQL or mySQL?
Databases usually have Date related operations such as equality,
less than, greater than, etc . But most databases have the Gregorian
Calendar and not Jalalian.
Any solutions or hacks?
Thanks
Mehdi
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I'd
say the first format is more correct...at one point (while living in Iran) I
used the
following format for my company address and it
worked.
Medi
Montaseri
Dorsa
Shabakeh
6-46
Motahari Blvd
Shiraz, Iran 71834
In
contrast with
Medi
Montaseri
Dorsa
Shabakeh
Motahari
Greetings
My organization has asked us to "internationalize" our storage management
software.
Naturally I thought why not do it in Farsi...this way I learn the technique
and if that product
ever comes to Iranthen so match the better...
Basically I need some type of a high level hand-holdi
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