1. About which setting you are talking about: One is in menu "Edit -> Preferences" to select PRC Text Encoding. I selected Palm OS Simplefied Chinese here. Is this OK?
2. When I copy paste the Simplefied Chinese string in labels, it again shows question marks. One Simplefied Chinese String I have is (?? ??). It is Ok and Done in Sim-Chinese. 3. I created a Simplefied Chinese PRC on my original application using PRC2OVL tool. Then opened this Chinese PRC in Constructor (1.9). Here also when I copy paste the Chinese Strings, they remained as Question Marks. 4. From the 5.0 R3 SDK Examples, I opened one "zhCh" locale resource file. It was having some Chinese Text strings. Here also: (4a) I copied my Simplefied Chinese string into one lable, it was converted into Question Marks. (4b) Then I copied one Chinese string from that "zhCh" example, this string was displayed as Chinese but on Copying, it becomes (�б�����ʾ��). But when I pasted it into my Chinese version PRC application, the label displayed the Chinese very fine. I could not understand where is the problem. The strings I have are in Simplefied Chinese. Then why I am not able to copy-paste those strings into a Chinese version application? Why the strings given in "zhCh" examples works fine but on copying they (�б�����ʾ��) are in some unknown format.??????????????????????? "Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > At 02:19 AM 6/16/2004, you wrote: > >For supporting Simplefied Chinese Fonts, do I need to install one of the 3rd > >party Chinese locale hacks (CJKOS, CHOS, etc)???? > >Can this be able to give Simplefied Chinese font in Code Warrior 9???? > It depends on the resource tool you're using. Constructor for Palm OS > supports Chinese input, but you need to tell Constructor that you're doing > Simplified Chinese resources -- this is a setting in the Application > Resource panel at the bottom of the resource list. > > PilRC also supports Chinese, but you need to tell it that the language in > the RCP file is Chinese using the Character Set setting in the PilRC pref > panel. > > -- Ben Combee, DTS technical lead, PalmSource, Inc. > Read "Combee on Palm OS" at http://palmos.combee.net/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
