Thanks for the info. I don't have the resource to work on that topic. I was just in need to know what I could reply to these request for an Arabian version of DrGeo. So far only doeable under Etoys with Pango, so in Linux only context.
Hilaire Le 06/11/2010 22:04, YossiDM a écrit : > > I've had problems with Hebrew fonts which should fall in the same problem > space. > > I just tried some true type ones and the glyphs don't show (same fonts work > just fine in eclipse and visual studio). Maybe a bitmap version would work. > In any case, it's hard enough getting right to left working in my > experience. I don't believe it works particularly well in morphic and in the > editors to be useful and you end up being reduced to cut and paste with > strings (assuming you can get the string text to even display correctly). > > I've fooled around with unicode and utf-8 without much luck, but perhaps > someone more familiar with Pharo internals can come up with better > internationalization solutions. Also keep in mind there are both specialized > keyboards and ones that just map font glyphs based on querty, and also > overlays. Most of this comes from the host OS of course - check it out on > Mac OSX, lots of settings here, but nothing I've tried works with Pharo. > > > -- Dr. Geo, to discover geometry on Linux, Windows, MAC and XO http://community.ofset.org/index.php/DrGeo
