Op 2010-10-20 18:59, silvioprog het geskryf:
Do you know any? (GPL)
Bitstream Vera, DeJaVu etc...
Available for download from SourceForge.net, or comes standard with all
Linux distros.
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Am 20.10.2010 23:06, schrieb silvioprog:
2010/10/20 Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com
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If you're using Lazarus you can do
Canvas.TextOut(x, y, Utf8Encode(#$01dd));
When you're using Linux and you want to print on a utf8 stdout you
can use
Hi guys, sorry for my delay...
I made this:
function FlipText(AText: string): string;
var
I: Integer;
begin
AText := LowerCase(AText);
for I := 1 to Length(AText) do
begin
case AText[I] of
'a': Result := 'ɐ' + Result;
'b': Result := 'q' + Result;
'c': Result := 'ɔ'
Am 20.10.2010 03:20, schrieb silvioprog:
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
Of course. You need only two TMemo and a unicode font.
Michael
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On Wednesday 20 October 2010 04:20:40 silvioprog wrote:
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
How is that done? I can copy the flipped text to a normal editor (like Lazarus
editor or KMail's editor) and it still shows flipped. Changing the fon't
doesn't turn it.
uǝuıuuɐɯ ɐɥnظ
It does one of two things:
A. Reverse the text (I tested it on Hebrew).
B. Uses a map of other unicode chars that looks like latin but are not.
On April 1th the Linux Kernel website did the same thing.
Ido
2010/10/20 Juha Manninen (gmail) juha.mannine...@gmail.com
On Wednesday 20 October
On 2010-10-20 15:16, Juha Manninen (gmail) wrote:
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
How is that done? I can copy the flipped text to a normal editor (like
Lazarus editor or KMail's editor) and it still shows flipped. Changing
the fon't doesn't turn it.
uǝuıuuɐɯ ɐɥn
On 2010-10-20 15:27, Žilvinas Ledas wrote:
d as flipped q
That should be d as flipped p ...
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On Wednesday 20 October 2010 15:23:35 ik wrote:
It does one of two things:
A. Reverse the text (I tested it on Hebrew).
B. Uses a map of other unicode chars that looks like latin but are not.
On April 1th the Linux Kernel website did the same thing.
Cool.
Only this one char looks different:
I wrote there in Arabic (Hello):
مرحبا
and it reversed it to
ابحرم
It seems tough that the letters are the same, you see the Mem, Ra, Het, ba
and Alef the same, at least here (My Arabic skill are not that good though,
I haven't used it for a lot of reading since high school almost 15 years
ago).
2010/10/20 Martin laza...@mfriebe.de
On 20/10/2010 02:20, silvioprog wrote:
Hi guys,
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
(canvas? :s special font? :o )
font.orientation := 180;
canvas.Textout...
It works, but not allows to use Copy/Paste. :/
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2010/10/20 Michael Fuchs freepas...@ypa-software.de
Am 20.10.2010 03:20, schrieb silvioprog:
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
Of course. You need only two TMemo and a unicode font.
Michael
Do you know any? (GPL)
Thanks. ;)
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2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
It is faking it :)
You can use s as flipped s, use x as flipped x and you can use d as
flipped q (and vice versa), u - n...
Regards
Žilvinas Ledas
Hmm... and this:
'ǝ', 'ɐ', 'ɯ', 'ɥ' ??? :S
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I think it is made by a special font.
Antônio
2010/10/20 silvioprog silviop...@gmail.com:
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
It is faking it :)
You can use s as flipped s, use x as flipped x and you can use d
as flipped q (and vice versa), u - n...
Regards
Žilvinas Ledas
You could not paste it on an app of your computer.
Antônio
2010/10/20 Antônio antoniog12...@gmail.com:
I think it is made by a special font.
Antônio
2010/10/20 silvioprog silviop...@gmail.com:
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
It is faking it :)
You can use s as flipped
2010/10/20 Antônio antoniog12...@gmail.com
I think it is made by a special font.
Antônio
In my OS there are only 184 fonts, and not have seen these characters in
them. :o
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Because that font is not installed on your system.
Antônio
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On 2010-10-20 20:02, silvioprog wrote:
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledaszilvinas.le...@dict.lt
It is faking it :)
You can use s as flipped s, use x as flipped x and you can use d as flipped q (and vice
versa), u- n...
Regards
Žilvinas Ledas
Hmm... and this:
'ǝ', 'ɐ', 'ɯ', 'ɥ' ??? :S
Standard
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
Standard unicode characters:
ǝ - $01DD (in latin extended-b subset)
ɐ - $0250 (IPA extensions subset)
ɯ - $026F (IPA extensions subset)
...
Most of the unicode fonts have these (eg. Arial (unicode), Times new roman
... in Windows)
Regards
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
Standard unicode characters:
ǝ - $01DD (in latin extended-b subset)
ɐ - $0250 (IPA extensions subset)
ɯ - $026F (IPA extensions subset)
How to convert from $01DD to ǝ? (e.g. 'AnyFPCFunction'($01DD); returns ǝ)
Thanks ;)
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On 20.10.2010 21:53, silvioprog wrote:
2010/10/20 Žilvinas Ledas zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
mailto:zilvinas.le...@dict.lt
Standard unicode characters:
ǝ - $01DD (in latin extended-b subset)
ɐ - $0250 (IPA extensions subset)
ɯ - $026F (IPA extensions subset)
How
2010/10/20 ik ido...@gmail.com
I wrote there in Arabic (Hello):
مرحبا
and it reversed it to
ابحرم
It seems tough that the letters are the same, you see the Mem, Ra, Het, ba
and Alef the same, at least here (My Arabic skill are not that good though,
I haven't used it for a lot of reading
2010/10/20 Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com
If you're using Lazarus you can do
Canvas.TextOut(x, y, Utf8Encode(#$01dd));
When you're using Linux and you want to print on a utf8 stdout you can use
Writeln(Utf8Encode(#$01dd));
Utf8Encode(WideString) converts an UTF-16 (fixed
On 2010-10-21 00:06, silvioprog wrote:
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
Caption := Utf8Encode(#$01dd);
end;
You can do something like:
showmessage(UTF8Encode(''+#$01dd));
or you can add WideChar() (I'm used to add it to ease code reading in
the future):
2010/10/20 Zaher Dirkey parm...@gmail.com
2010/10/20 ik ido...@gmail.com
I wrote there in Arabic (Hello):
مرحبا
and it reversed it to
ابحرم
It seems tough that the letters are the same, you see the Mem, Ra, Het, ba
and Alef the same, at least here (My Arabic skill are not that good
On 20/10/2010 02:20, silvioprog wrote:
Hi guys,
It's possible in Lazarus?:
http://www.fliptext.org/
(canvas? :s special font? :o )
font.orientation := 180;
canvas.Textout...
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