Patrick schrieb: > > I am using GNUstep in a C# project. > When I try to create an NSFont using a NSString that contains the following > string: 'ＭＳ Ｐ明朝' I get the following exception from the FontWithNameSize > method: > > <NSException: 5fbe018> NAME:NSCharacterConversionException REASON:Can't get > cString from Unicode string. > > I simply have no idea what I should do. Any ideas or hints would be much > appreciated! >
It surely would help if you would try this in an Objective-C only application, but in this specific case it looks like a real GNUstep problem. :-) You did not state the environment you are running on, but from C# and the font name I suspect that you are on MS Windows. I would thing that the problem you get comes from [Win32FontInfo setupAttributes] where the code expects to be able to call cString on the font family name and this fails for your Asian font name. Again a full back trace in gdb would have been helpful. The only solution I can see for this problem, if I did identify it correctly, is to switch our whole Win32 code over to use what Microsoft calls UNICODE, that is 16 bit w_char instead of char. As I have given up Microsoft Windows programming years ago, we will have to look for a new volunteer to do this. Hope this helps Fred _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
