Roland Mainz: >Yan Xue Yang wrote: > > >>Roland Mainz : >> >> >>>Yan Xue Yang wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Roland Mainz : >>>> >>>> >>>>>Yan Xue Yang wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>Roland Mainz : >>>>>> >>>>>> >[snip] > > >>>>>Which locale did you use (my main interest is whether non-UTF-8 >>>>>multibyte encodings as used for zh_CN.GB18030 will work or not...) ? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>I used zh_CN.UTF-8 for yesterday's testing. It works. >>>> >>>>Today, I just did the test with zh_CN.GB18030. And the result is that >>>>the file synchronization works but the chinese characters can't be >>>>displayed correctly on the GUI. >>>> >>>> >>>Did the "unison" client, server and the GUI use the >>>"zh_CN.GB18030"-locale ? >>> >>> >>I run unison to synchronize two local folders on snv b85 with >>zh_CN.GB18030 locale. I used chinese charaters in folder name, file >>name and the file content during the testing. >> >> > >Ok... this means "unison" syncs the filenames in such a locale >correctly without ruining the characters (likely pass-through of the >strings) and only the GUI fails to display the characters, right ? If >"yes" - which toolkit (GTK+ ?) does it use ? > > Yes, correct. And it uses GTK+ by lablgtk2 (http://wwwfun.kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/soft/olabl/lablgtk.html).
>---- > >Bye, >Roland > > >
