I ask only because it came up here before and I can find nothing online about
it...
I'm trying to do some things in japanese on my OSX box, unfortuanately my
japanese isn't terribly good so any help info on my computer is minimally
helpful. My biggest question is how to get garbled text like
I have gotten into a situation where I had to reinstall Mac OS X from
scratch (bad drive, months of ignorant marketeer meddling). I have the
standard Mac OS X 10.2 install.
I don't use fink, I do use darwinports.
What is the best, simplest, and easiest approach to having a rock
solid,
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:54 PM, Lorin Rivers wrote:
What is the best, simplest, and easiest approach to having a rock
solid, reasonably standard perl setup?
You should seriously consider simply using the pre-installed setup
unless you have a specific reason not to. The out-of-the-box
I ask only because it came up here before and I can find nothing online about
it...
I'm trying to do some things in japanese on my OSX box, unfortuanately my
japanese isn't terribly good so any help info on my computer is minimally
helpful. My biggest question is how to get garbled text
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 11:39 PM, Joel Rees wrote:
My next question is where there's a good online FAQ site for doing
japanese on OSX or finding OSX programs that accept Japenese
(unicode?).
I type in Japanese in textedit, mail and project builder without
difficulty. Have you set the
Japanese and Mac OS Xawesome. Yes; I am biased.
Can you tell us how you got the garbled text? It looks like if you
switch the encoding, as suggested, that you might get things into
something resembling Japanese.
As for Mac OS X supporting Japanese. I presume you have checked the
system
I type in Japanese in textedit, mail and project builder without
difficulty.
I find I've had to fuss a bit with Project Builder's editor. Most of the
docs, source, etc., I see are encoded in shift-JIS, but I haven't yet
found a way to tell the PB editor what encoding to assume when opening a
But I can tell Text Edit what encoding to assume and then save as UTF-8
or UTF-16, so there's a work-around.
Unfortunately, that's not going to help the OP, near as I can tell. Do
you recognize his deg.TMGDBdeg.$D9$BBdeg.$D9deg.$E9deg.$D9-$DA$F5?
Editors I use a lot.
Jedit, Java editor.
