sible.
Do your users need to be able to type the n-with-umlaut into a field?
If so, you could provide a button that inserted one, using the method
I've described. If you decide to go that route I'd be happy to make a
sample stack for you that does this.
Regards,
Devin
Quoting
Hello
to the multilingual crowd hoping for runrev becoming 100 % unicode compliant.
Yesterday I downloaded the new java netbeans IDE of sun and enjoyed it to be
100% unicode - the same VB.Net Express Edition I hope to enjoy this in
runrev too in the near future.
We can not type the letter y
for me (Mac OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.7.8).
> >
> > The # is replaced by n instead of n-umlaut.
>
> Right, after I sent this message, I discovered that the first # in
> the field does not get replaced by the n-umlaut, only an n. It works
> for every other # after the first
On Mar 1, 2007, at 10:02 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Devin,
This doesn't work for me (Mac OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.7.8).
The # is replaced by n instead of n-umlaut.
Right, after I sent this message, I discovered that the first # in
the field does not get replaced by the n-umlaut, only
Hello Devin,
Nor did it work on Mac 10.4 and Revolution 2.6. I've spent half a day making
images with n+umlaut for textsize 14 and 16 in ordinary colour and in my
selection colour. Thanks all the same.
Signe Marie
> Signe,
>
> You can still do it without one of these methods. L
Hi Devin,
This doesn't work for me (Mac OS X 10.4.8, Rev 2.7.8).
The # is replaced by n instead of n-umlaut.
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Signe,
You can still do it without one of these methods. Let's take your
case as an example. Say you have a field "poundfield" that contains
your text with # for each n-umlaut. Now create another field, say
field "result", and set its textFont to a unicode font as
Hello Devin,
I'm afraid none of the methods can be used. I have lots of texts in
which I use "#" for the n with umlaut. These will be fed into fields
on the fly appearing with the correct letter instead of the "#". So
far I have used images for various text si
Thanks Devin,
I took the data from your file and did a few tests. Eventually, it
turned out that the following works:
on mouseUp
put "efff 00e6 3080" into myChars
replace space with empty in myChars
put binaryEncode("h*",myChars) into myBin
set the unicodetext of fld 1 to myBin
--se
On Feb 28, 2007, at 1:21 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Devin,
This is great news. I would like to do a few tests, but can't
download your utf file. Is the address correct?
I've created a stack that shows how to do this.
go stack url "http://revolution.byu.edu/unicode/testUnicode.rev";
r.)
3. Position the insert cursor in the field, choose Unicode Hex
Input from the input menu, then type :
n (then, holding alt/option key down) 0308
the n with umlaut should appear.
Sorry, don't know how to do this via direct input in Windows.
However, the following should work o
On Feb 28, 2007, at 10:58 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
runrev at animabit.de wrote:
> Perhaps it would the best for runrev they would rework the
> textfield unicode functions and starting also removing the
> righttoleft bugs in the textfields for arabic,syriac and hebrew.
Ouch! That survived v2.
runrev at animabit.de wrote:
> Perhaps it would the best for runrev they would rework the
> textfield unicode functions and starting also removing the
> righttoleft bugs in the textfields for arabic,syriac and hebrew.
Ouch! That survived v2.8? Any word on when that'll be addressed?
Oh, I'm in
On Feb 28, 2007, at 3:03 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
Hello
Perhaps someone of you may find a better solution to a small
problem. I need to have the letter n with umlaut (tréma) in a text
fld set to an ordinary textfont (verdana). So far I have used the
imagesource, but I would like to
vid InfoCenter
Subject: Re: Umlaut (28-Feb-2007 16:19)
From:Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Hi Franz,
00f1 is a single character. We were trying to figure out whether
Revolution is able to combine a character with the combining diaresis
Hi Franz,
00f1 is a single character. We were trying to figure out whether
Revolution is able to combine a character with the combining diaresis
cc88. In other words, we want to display two different characters in
one position, which e.g. Apple's TextEdit is able to do, but
Revolution isn
Franz, I think the problem here is that the particular character/
diacritic that we want (n + trema) does not seem to occur as a
'precomposed' character (unlike n + tilde) - and although it can be
represented in unicode as a combination of the character followed by
the code for the trema, th
Hello
> The ability to display combined unicode characters depends on the
> text engine used by the software. Revolution's text engine is much
> oder than the invention of combining diaresis. There is a slight
> possibility that I am wrong, but I don't think that Revolution is
> able to di
ue 006ecc88 before writing the data to a file.
Looking for a solution, I found a nice set of fonts here:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?
site_id=nrsi&item_id=CharisSIL_download#277fc10b
but guess what: no n-umlaut.
Signe Marie, have you thought of creating a special font f
Looking through the Character Palette on my Mac, I see a character
called "Combining Diaresis" which seems to be some kind of
'standalone' umlaut.
It has the Unicode value '0308' and the UTF8 value of 'CC88'.
According to Wikipedia "In Unicode,
Marc Siskin:
What will the Umlaut N represent? I am trying to find references
to that character and so far (I haven't looked within IPA) I
haven't seen it. What language Is the character supposed to be
used in?
Thanks,
Marc Siskin
Manager, Modern Language Resource Center
What will the Umlaut N represent? I am trying to find references to
that character and so far (I haven't looked within IPA) I haven't
seen it. What language Is the character supposed to be used in?
Thanks,
Marc Siskin
Manager, Modern Language Resource Center
Carnegie Mellon
7;s a tilde, not a trema/umlaut.
Best,
Mark
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Op 28-feb-2007, om 11:34 heeft Klaus Majo
Hi Signe Marie and Mark,
Klaus,
That's a tilde, not a trema/umlaut.
Oops, my mistake, sorry for that :-/
Best,
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Klaus,
That's a tilde, not a trema/umlaut.
Best,
Mark
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Op 28-feb-2007, om
Hi Signe Marie,
Hello
Perhaps someone of you may find a better solution to a small
problem. I need to have the letter n with umlaut (tréma) in a text
fld set to an ordinary textfont (verdana). So far I have used the
imagesource, but I would like to know if there is a font (among
those
Hello
Perhaps someone of you may find a better solution to a small problem.
I need to have the letter n with umlaut (tréma) in a text fld set to
an ordinary textfont (verdana). So far I have used the imagesource,
but I would like to know if there is a font (among those always
present on
is ("u" & "e") = ("u" & umlaut) still true?
that used to be acceptable usage.
you could also use "ss" for
that "B" looking thing.
Erich Hansen
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Lots of thanks to Richard, Dar, Jonathan and Frank. I now have a field
exposing text with accented letters and the umlaut at the same time.
Merry Christmas
On Dec 22, 2004, at 1:07 PM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
I have a stack I use to figure out Unicode numbers for various symbols
-
the one thing I found was that any use of Unicode in a field really
requires that the whole field be in Unicode. Otherwise, it gets
confused. Have others found this?
I was j
On Dec 22, 2004, at 12:42 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
On OS X I tried using Unicode in Revolution by putting the combining
diaeresis (0308) after an n. The font was Lucinda Grande. It didn't
render as I expected; I only saw the n.
Here is a way to get Revolution to render correctly:
set the htmlText
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Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 2:43 PM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Umlaut on a consonant letter
On Dec 22, 2004, at 9:21 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
> I'm going to develop a language learning course in the Indian dialect
> Boru
On Dec 22, 2004, at 9:21 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
I'm going to develop a language learning course in the Indian dialect
Boruca (used in Costa Rica). In their written language they use an
umlaut on top of the letter n. Any clues to how to generate this
letter either in Word or in Revol
n a flag
icon shows up in your menu bar. Choose "Show Character Palette" from
that menu.
On Dec 22, 2004, at 11:21 AM, Signe Marie Sanne wrote:
Hello,
I'm going to develop a language learning course in the Indian dialect
Boruca (used in Costa Rica). In their written language they
Hello,
I'm going to develop a language learning course in the Indian dialect Boruca
(used in Costa Rica). In their written language they use an umlaut on top of
the letter n. Any clues to how to generate this letter either in Word or in
Revolution?
Regards
Signe Marie
On Apr 10, 2004, at 2:05 PM, Geoff Canyon wrote:
I'm looking into this.
Of course, I saw Tuviah's response two minutes after sending this.
Klaus, for me it was the incriminating pictures. If my parents ever
found out... ;-)
regards,
Geoff Canyon
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I'm looking into this.
regards,
Geoff Canyon
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On Apr 10, 2004, at 6:02 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Bon jour Yves,
just checked Godzilla :-)
I (surprise :-) reported this bug #534 in September 2003,
which is still marked as NEW.
No further comment...
P.S.
Is the french version of RR
rt from UTF8 to ASCII.
I've
posted a quick update, should be available shortly.
Are there any UMLAUT/ACCENTS bugs not related to answer file that need
to be
fixed right away?
Tuviah
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Hi Klaus,
happy to see I'm not alone with the problem, but NOT happy of the
bug...
BUT
I'm very astonished because the previous versions of Rev gave me no
any
problem with diacriticals chars in the pathway to a file
it causes a bug for me since Rev 2.2???
Can you insist to have this bug f
be available shortly.
This is good news :-)
Are there any UMLAUT/ACCENTS bugs not related to answer file that need
to be
fixed right away?
create folder "été"
delete folder "été"
put "123" into url"file:ßßß.txt"
etc...
work fine...
Tuviah
Regards
Klaus Major
[E
> Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2004 14:06:35 +0200
> From: Yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: UMLAUT/ACCENTS probs on X, was:Panic with incorporation
> of tx and REV 2.2
> To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Con
Bon jour Yves,
just checked Godzilla :-)
I (surprise :-) reported this bug #534 in September 2003,
which is still marked as NEW.
No further comment...
P.S.
Is the french version of RR already available? :-D
Hi Klaus,
happy to see I'm not alone with the problem, but NOT happy of the
bug...
BUT
just checked Godzilla :-)
I (surprise :-) reported this bug #534 in September 2003,
which is still marked as NEW.
No further comment...
P.S.
Is the french version of RR already available? :-D
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Hi all,
...
OR
set the filename of img 1 to "/Users/klaus/Desktop/été/mess_path2.gif"
without problems...
In the latter case, the filename-field in the Inspector will contain
the diacritical characters!?
put url"binfile:/Users/klaus/Desktop/été/mess_path2.gif" into img 1
-> can't open file
What g
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