Re: [MSEide-MSEgui-talk] UTF8 Linux

2012-01-03 Thread Martin Schreiber
On Tuesday 03 January 2012 04.25:37 wahono sri wrote: My application have been succesfully translated to Chinese and Arabic (experimental). But only in Windows, in Linux arabic and chinese is broken. But in LibreOffice, I can write chinese and arabic normally. What is libraries used by

[MSEide-MSEgui-talk] UTF8 Linux

2012-01-02 Thread wahono sri
My application have been succesfully translated to Chinese and Arabic (experimental). But only in Windows, in Linux arabic and chinese is broken. But in LibreOffice, I can write chinese and arabic normally. What is libraries used by MSEgui to display UTF8 string? Thanks

Re: [MSEide-MSEgui-talk] UTF8 Linux

2012-01-02 Thread IvankoB for-mse
But only in Windows, in Linux arabic and chinese is broken. But in LibreOffice == A usual deal for pure (default) LINUX installations. You'll probably need to set up FONTCONFIG properly - to install fonts which MSEgui fonts are mapped to, to adjust their aliases. Also, for proper

Re: [MSEide-MSEgui-talk] UTF8 Linux

2012-01-02 Thread IvankoB for-mse
Some comments: # Script do_xft.sh : 1) obtains list of all fonts available via Freetype library 2) analyzes Freetype fonts configuration ( /etc/fonts/fonts.conf ) 3) based on 1) and 2) builds file ./Fontmap.GS.xft which can then be added to Fontmap.GS file (