> > I hate it when libraries try to second-guess the users. > > > > How would you align the translation of the sentence "QT/KDE doesn't > > support hebrew the same as Windows does."? > > > > Will there be a way for the user to override this? > > I think you can override it if you program your text box to be > automatically right aligned. not sure
Unicode defines some special characters for this. one of them is called "right to left mark" (0x200f) and does exactly what you want if you add it at the beginning of the line. > > A way for the programmer to write the application so that text boxes > > have an initial BiDi direction (it doesn't necessarily mean > > alignment, although most of the time they go together) of the > > application's choosing (and therefore can be relegated to the user > > using a button (as in Word) or a key combination)? > > Same answer - I suck at programming C++, I suggest you read the docs or ask > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Being able to specify initial BiDi conetxt (is the input supposed to be english or Hebrew?) programmatically is unfortunately still missing in Qt-3.0. It will be added in 3.1 Lars ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
