Cynic wrote:
> Emacs? NT (No Thanks) - last time I tried win32 Emacs I felt
> like a victim of a particularly bad joke.
Emaca on NT (and also on Unix) combined with PSGML package is most
productive XML/SGML editor for me. And Emacs have built in capability to
save and open files in different enc
Hojtsy Gabor wrote:
>
> > I looked briefly at files with Czech translations. They are not in fact
> > correct XML files. They should start with correct encoding declaration
> > on the first line of each file:
> >
> >
> >
> > Jade silently ignores this error, but other XML based tools may have bi
At 07:34 26.1. 2001, Jouni Ahto wrote the following:
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>On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Cynic wrote:
>
>> I've already found a commandline tool that seems to be perfect.
>> Right now I'm configuring it, will try.
>> Could you please try and build
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Cynic wrote:
> I've already found a commandline tool that seems to be perfect.
> Right now I'm configuring it, will try.
> Could you please try and build the cs docs when I convert them?
Ok. I'll try to check the traffic on this list a few times during the
workday, but do
I've already found a commandline tool that seems to be perfect.
Right now I'm configuring it, will try.
Could you please try and build the cs docs when I convert them?
Emacs? NT (No Thanks) - last time I tried win32 Emacs I felt
like a victim of a particularly bad joke.
At 07:21 26.1. 2001, Jo
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Cynic wrote:
> But I didn't--and still don't--know of a tool for win1250 <-> iso8859-2
> conversion. I just wanted to start committing to see some progress, and
> convert it later, ASA I find something.
On the Windows side, I don't know of anything. But you could install
> I looked briefly at files with Czech translations. They are not in fact
> correct XML files. They should start with correct encoding declaration
> on the first line of each file:
>
>
>
> Jade silently ignores this error, but other XML based tools may have big
> problems with it.
There is no
Below are a few responses to the mails my start of the translation
to Czech provoked, and sorry for the trouble.
At 01:28 25.1. 2001, Jouni Ahto wrote the following:
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>Cynic/Roman (don't know which one is appropriate), please fix al
"Egon Schmid (@work)" wrote:
>
> Jim Winstead wrote:
>
> > it is in some character set other than utf-8. it needs to be in utf-8.
> > (the html output will be whatever is appropriate for the language, but
> > the xml needs to be in utf-8.)
>
> There is no need for utf-8. It's a European languag
Hi!
The to: and cc: lists of this mail are growing :)
> Oh, I think I guess what the problem is, it's called 'Microsoft'. They
> seem to have placed some characters used in the Czech language in the
> range 0x80-0x9f, not in in the official ISO-8859-2. Although, Hungarian
> uses the same ISO cha
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, Egon Schmid (@work) wrote:
> Jim Winstead wrote:
>
> > it is in some character set other than utf-8. it needs to be in utf-8.
> > (the html output will be whatever is appropriate for the language, but
> > the xml needs to be in utf-8.)
>
> There is no need for utf-8. It's
Anderson Fortaleza wrote:
>
> you guys mean that i cannot use things like:
>
> á, ã, õ, ã, í, etc. directly in the XML code ?
>
> I was looking at the Spanish translation and they
> don´t use it directly. Can I ?
I don't know. Try it out. Spanish is in ISO 8859-1 (latin1) and should
IMHO work.
you guys mean that i cannot use things like:
á, ã, õ, ã, í, etc. directly in the XML code ?
I was looking at the Spanish translation and they
don´t use it directly. Can I ?
thx
=
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Jim Winstead wrote:
> it is in some character set other than utf-8. it needs to be in utf-8.
> (the html output will be whatever is appropriate for the language, but
> the xml needs to be in utf-8.)
There is no need for utf-8. It's a European language and could be
handled just like the French or
it is in some character set other than utf-8. it needs to be in utf-8.
(the html output will be whatever is appropriate for the language, but
the xml needs to be in utf-8.)
jim
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