I am running linux and iso-8859-2 as my base encoding. I've written an app in Qt Jambi, which parses some files, and displays their contents. These files are always in iso-8859-2 encoding. Everything works fine.
My friend is using this app, he is also running linux, but have utf8 as his base encoding, and when the iso2 data is loaded to gui objects (i.e. QLineEdit) he is seeing horrible :) things instead of some iso2 specific characters. There is also a problem, when he puts some characters into gui objects, because he is putting them in utf8 and then, his input texts, descriptions (generally characters) are marshalled into files (using JAXB), and the files must be in iso2 encoding. There wouldn't be any problem if the files were in utf8. The situation described above produces a mix of utf8 and iso2, which is unconvertable by JAXB. Can You propose some solution(s) to the above problems? -- Tomasz 'Trog' Welman _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
