Oren i implemented your patch and its still the same another thing i noticed
is when i type hebrew it not only displays backwards on the screen but
obviously sends some kond of control characters
here is an example :
xchat 1.9.1 (kmail put the hebrew ok not the xchat)
<Fat|Slob> hello
<^Sparx^> hi
<Fat|Slob> ����
<Fat|Slob> ����
-----------------------------
xchat 1.8.9
<Fat|Slob> hello
<^Sparx^> hi
<Fat|Slob> PING LAG2621366679
<Fat|Slob> PING LAG2651917068
any ideas ?
On Saturday 29 June 2002 05:14, Oren Held wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I've been digging some of xchat's source (mostly text handling stuff),
> and I must say it's coded in a weird way.. and 0% commented or
> something.
>
> Anyway, I've found that the reason for the hebrew code which stopped
> working in xchat v1.9.1 is just that the values of the hebrew characters
> were changed, for some reason. Here is a tiny and stupid patch, I just
> want to make sure that everyone has the same problem as I do (I just
> can't find a good reason for the character values to change; it doesn't
> seem related to gtk/utf stuff). Please let me know if I should submit it
> for the author.
>
> Note: This patch is only a temporary solution, It's quite stupid to use
> an xchat-specific-bidi code on a gtk2 program, when there's internal
> support in gtk2. But just for now..
>
> So please let me know.. thanks.
>
> - Oren
>
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> --- src/common/text.c Wed Jun 5 10:47:07 2002
> +++ src/common/text.c Sat Jun 29 05:07:04 2002
> @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
>
> static inline int isheb(const char ch)
> {
> - return (((unsigned char)ch) >= 0xE0 && ((unsigned char)ch) <= 0xFA);
> + return (((unsigned char)ch) >= 144 && ((unsigned char)ch) <= 170);
> }
>
> static inline int iseng(const char ch)
>
Barak Kaufman
Customer Support Manager
Oz-Tech Information Systems
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