Should be ok with FP10 TextLayout
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/textlayout/
I am off for some arabic UTF-8 xml tests this week-end. I will let
you know what I come up with.
Cedric
Yes, I would've thought that when using UTF-8 it would go just
fine? It's good to know. What about Flash
Yes, I would've thought that when using UTF-8 it would go just fine?
It's good to know. What about Flash 10 new text engine?
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Hello again,
You mean having a XML file saved (and encoded) as UTF-8 does not
handle it ?
Isn't UTF-8 intended for such ?
(and what if you put the Arabic parts in CDATA tags) ?
maybe this could help
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?thread=9074
(the streamBabie comment)
hth,
Cedric
@Cedric
and maybe here
http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=768105
:S
Hello again,
You mean having a XML file saved (and encoded) as UTF-8 does not
handle it ?
Isn't UTF-8 intended for such ?
(and what if you put the Arabic parts in CDATA tags) ?
maybe this could help
I am insisting ,because I had to do some tests for a client that
wanted to have an arabic version of his company website.
I did tests with simple XML, UTF-8 encoded, and Arabic sentences in
CDATA tags.
I have copy / pasted arabic from an internet page the client
provided, saved the XML,
The fonts are coming through fine. I have all the characters I need
embedded in the library (using Arial Unicode MS). Characters display
properly. It's the order of words in the XML file that I'm having a
problem with.
Thanks for any help. Much appreciated.
On Dec 4, 2008, at 10:48 AM,
Not a stupid question @Ian.
It's not a matter of each individual character reversing the order.
If it were I could convert the string to an array and reorder it ah la:
var myCharity_L2R:String = myXML.ARB.CHARITY;
var myCharity_R2L:String = myCharity_L2R.split().reverse().join();
The
Thanks @Fabio
Mike Grunwald
McDill Design
626 N Water St
Milwaukee, WI 53202
414.277.8111
mcdilldesign.com
On Dec 4, 2008, at 11:14 AM, Fabio Pinatti wrote:
I just finished developing an english website, with arabic (
http://www.nakheelharbour.com/).
Actually the arabic isnt ready due the
OT but could you open the XLS and take a snapshot of the text, and
then send to your client, to check if it is correct.
Then, if ok, could you copy / paste this text into another document
(like word, txt, xml) and take snapshots in order to send them to
your client ?
I find 'the order of
@Cedric
It is weird and crazy.I know it's happening, so there's no need to
show the client.
PS I haven't taken hallucinogens in quite sometime so I'm ruling out
a Flashback. Other people see it too.
Mike Grunwald
McDill Design
626 N Water St
Milwaukee, WI 53202
414.277.8111
:(
Did you see this post ?
http://joeabiraad.com/design/how-to-write-arabic-in-flash-8/36
hth,
Cedric
@Cedric
It is weird and crazy.I know it's happening, so there's no need to
show the client.
PS I haven't taken hallucinogens in quite sometime so I'm ruling
out a Flashback. Other
@Cedric
I did see that. The problem with that is it's not XML. When I try to
wrap any of the translations in tags, the words shift order. It has
to have something to do with mixing Eastern and Western characters. I
think it's tied to the alignment. Since Arabic is right justified, it
I have the same problem I tried everything but I couldn't solve the text
broken at the end of the of the line
If anybody know how to solve this problem please let me know it's know years
I'm having this prb
Thanks
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Mike Grunwald [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
@Cedric
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