This was indeed a bug in gtkhtml, it is fixed in the development snapshots.
--Larry On Fri, 2002-10-04 at 01:30, Eric Lambart wrote: > If it's only in the message window, it sounds like it must be a gtkhtml > issue, not really Evolution (Evolution uses the gtkhtml package for > creating/editing the message). > > I know this isn't answer to your problem, but I hope with that clue you > might be able to find the answer. > > cheers > -Eric > > On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 10:36, Davor Cengija wrote: > > I'm using Mandrake 8.2 with KDE 2.2 and I set up Croatian language and > > encoding iso-8859-2 (latin-2) as default. Every application I use works > > just fine and accepts special latin-2 characters except Evolution > > (upgraded to 1.0.8; still no luck). > > > > E.g. rxvt, konsole, knode, gimp... all accept special characters, even > > Evolution accepts them when entering text in Subject: field but not in > > message body. > > > > I'd say my setup is correct, since Evolution is actually able to display > > latin-2 characters, but doesn't accept them from the keyboard. > > > > The closest to latin-2 I could come was when I set up my old xmodmap (I > > don't use it now, X4.2 doesn't need it). Most of the applications still > > work, but evolution displays latin-1 equivalents of the special > > characters when composing mail. Additionally, encoding header is > > switched to iso-8859-1 (initially set to iso-8859-2). > > > > Ah, yes -- when not using xmodmap, Evolution displays nothing when > > special key is pressed. Actually, it doesn't even display an empty > > space, or that empty box meaning 'unknown character'... simply, no > > reaction of any kind. > > > > What I have to set up to force Evolution display iso-8859-2 characters > > when composing mail (and to keep proper encoding header)? > > _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
