On 06/07/06, Bengt Thuree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On To, 2006-07-06, 18:00, Stephane Delcroix skrev: > > Hi, > > > > My experience on your image (beatrice.jpg) > > > > - open it using f-spot --view (do not import) > > - ctrl-I, "subject and keyword" is written in an hebrew charset > > - import the image in f-spot (patched with > > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=68339) > > - the tag created is not anymore in hebrew (backslashed sequence), and > > also the "subject and keyword" (with the 'write metadata option checked) > > - in the db, the tag is \u05D1\u05D9\u05D0\u05D8\u05E8\u05D9\u05E1 > > > > hope this will help you guys... > > > > Stephane > > Based upon Stephane indication above, as well as my own small tests, I am > a bit confused how F-Spot handles foreign character sets. > > I open the Beatrice photo (check previous mails from me on this list for > link) in Eye of Gnome, and the Comment field is the backslashed sequence. > I checked it with "strings beatrice.jpg" and see the backslashed sequence. > I import the photo, and have a lot of debug statements activated, and see > the backslased sequence. > View MetaData shows some hebrew characters (I presume anyway) for the > keywords, but backslashed sequence for the comment field. > The newly created tag (with my patch) contains the backslashed sequence. > > This photo's comment field and tag was created by F-Spot. > > What have I missed. I am sure I have missed something very simple... > My import routine is only using F-Spot's XMP reader as far as I know... > > /Bengt >
Hello, list, I was wondering if any progress had been made in this area. So far, it is the only thing preventing us from using F-spot. Thank you for all the hard work, and the excellent application that F-spot is. ] Dotan and Ety Cohen http://dotancohen.com _______________________________________________ F-spot-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/f-spot-list
