Hello,
I'm having a very strange problem with GtkText and diacritic characters.
I'm working on the client interface of a client server program. Basically,
the client has a text field in which the user can input text. When he
presses Enter, the text is echoed in a GtkText widget, and sent to the
server via xmlrpc. The answer is then displayed with a print on the
console and displayed in the GtkText.
Now, if the input has some diacritic characters, it is properly echoed. If
the response has some diacritic characters, it is *not* displayed in the
GtkText widget, though the print statement on the console shows perfectly
normal characters.
Due to external constraints, the client runs on python 1.52, and the
server on python 2.0, but this doesn't seem to be an issue, since, as I
said, the print statement shows nice \351 for �, and \352 for �, for
instance.
I'm stuck, and will appreciate any input on the matter (we are supposed to
demo the piece of code on monday, and, though everything else works
fairly well, this one bug is really annoying)
TIA
Alexandre Fayolle
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