Uri Bruck wrote:
>On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Moshe Kaminsky wrote:
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>>I guess a relevant bit of information here is that this program is
>>written in Delphi, which is some variant of Pascal.
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>As far as I can recall, Delphi was very similar in concept to visual C++
>except that it was based on Pascal instead of C. Sort of MFC-like
>
Not. unlike Visual C++, Delphi was really visual programming. you can
compare it to Visual Basic (the product which it was developed to
fight), except that VB suck and Delphi doesn't. the Borland Visual C++
killer is C++ Builder.
>Does the Windows version have its own Hebrew support or does it use
>Windows Hebrew support?
>
QText uses direct GDI calls for everything - it even draws its own
fonts. that way you can have hebrew (and other languages- the last
version I worked with supported over 30 languages) even on english only
windows. I think that porting that would be easier, as the number of API
calls used will be relativly small.
--
Oded
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