Hi Christian,
The text encoding in fields is respected when you move your stack from
one platform to another. All text in fields is converted to make it
display correctly in other operating systems. Data in properties is
not converted, because this would corrupt the data.
An easy way to overcome this problem might be to save your strings in
a field and retrieve the data from this field instead of a custom
property.
The correct way to do this would be to create profiles not only for
each language but also for each platform. You would need a number of
profiles equal to number of languages times number of platforms.
For a long time, profiles caused a lot of problems. if you use
profiles, I would recommend testing your software extensively, with
special attention for profiles, before distributing it.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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On 18 aug 2008, at 14:09, Christian Langers wrote:
Hello,
I just finished translating my app into 3 languages ; I developped
on a Mac and I wanted to test my app on Windows.
Surprise, surprise the objects lables/text in German (Umlauts
mainly) or French (accents) are not respected (instead of Umlauts
you have different symbols) on the Win machine...
Everything works fine on my Mac...
Is there a way to correct this problem ? Why is the Rev engine not
taking this into account ? or are there ways of doing that I ignore ?
Please help ;-)
Thx,
Christian
Luxembourg
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