On 20.06.2016 15:56, Sebastian Faubel wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
>
> in the upcoming Inkscape 0.92 release, the project has decided to switch
> from the current autotools build system to CMake. Because there is a
> large
> user base on the Windows platform, I am currently trying to get the
>
Hello Everybody,
in the upcoming Inkscape 0.92 release, the project has decided to switch
from the current autotools build system to CMake. Because there is a large
user base on the Windows platform, I am currently trying to get the program
to compile and be ready for packaging.
I am currently
Hello Everybody,
in the upcoming Inkscape 0.92 release, the project has decided to switch
from the current autotools build system to CMake. Because there is a large
user base on the Windows platform, I am currently trying to get the program
to compile and be ready for packaging.
I am currently
Original Message
Subject: Re: g_utf8_collate on windows
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 23:27:26 +0100
From: Jiri Pavlovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: busmanus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sunday 01 of February 2004 18:50, you wrote:
Jiri Pavlovsky wrote:
Hi,
The expected behaviour is to discard
Jiri Pavlovsky wrote:
Hi,
The expected behaviour is to discard the accents when sorting (this happens on
Linux for example).
What does that mean? That's not what e.g. I would expect, if I
understand the operation correctly. Isn't it something, where
the expected behaviour is largely dependant on
Hi,
on windows the g_utf8_collate gives strange results. What happens is basically
that all accented chars are sorted before their unaccented versions.
The expected behaviour is to discard the accents when sorting (this happens on
Linux for example).
Does this have something to do with locale
