On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 08:10:41PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It displays a blank line... > > My "standard" system is a NT 4.0. As you said you could see the attribute > decoded in W2K, I have tried in my laptop with W2K and version 0.9.9, and the > result is the same. Only a blank line is displayed...
Does the Spanish name - at least according to Windows - for the current time zone include any accented letters? If so, that might be the problem - time stamps are displayed in a form that includes the time zone name, as determined by selecting a member of the "tzname[]" array. The version of GTK+ used on Windows assumes text strings to be drawn are UTF-8 strings (as opposed to GTK+ 1.2[.x] on UNIX, which assumes they're strings in whatever representation is used by the font with which the text is being drawn); this means it won't correctly handle ISO 8859/1 strings containing non-ASCII characters, for example.
