Hi,
> not sure if it's an oddity in my code, a bug or non-implemented feature in
> IronRuby or Mono - so I'm reporting it here. When using accents inside
> strings ("Barrère") that I pass to either buttons or datagridviews, they
> translate into "BarrA¨re". Here's a sample (also available on github):
Bumping this one - do you have some idea of what's happening there ?
Is it a mono related issue ?
-- Thibaut
> Hi,
> not sure if it's an oddity in my code, a bug or non-implemented feature in
> IronRuby or Mono - so I'm reporting it here. When using accents inside
> strings ("Barrère") that I pass to either buttons or datagridviews, they
> translate into "BarrA¨re". Here's a sample (also available on github):
>
> form = Magic.build do
> form(:text => "DataGridView sample", :width => 800, :height => 600) do
> # nifty - current Magic.build makes it possible to reuse the control
> that has been added
> �...@grid = data_grid_view :dock => DockStyle.fill
> �[email protected]_count = 2
> �[email protected][0].name = "First name"
> �[email protected][1].name = "Last name"
>
> �[email protected]("Thibaut","Barrère") # using my name with its nasty
> accent - utf-8 ?
> end
> end
>
> After editing the datagridview, I noticed a log on stdout from mono:
> 009-03-01 11:48:36.927 mono[5512:10b] WARNING:
> CFSTR("Barr\37777777703\37777777603\37777777702\37777777650re") has non-7
> bit chars, interpreting using MacOS Roman encoding for now, but this will
> change. Please eliminate usages of non-7 bit chars (including escaped
> characters above \177 octal) in CFSTR().
> So I guess the issue probably boils down to non-MacOS Roman support in Mono.
> What do you think ?
> -- Thibaut
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