Hello, Curt,
Last summer I tinked with LiveCode 4 and wrote a version of my Rusian
Dictionary Tree in it, but programming it was a pain because of limited
support for Unicode, and I ran into some situations where it seemed hopeless.
As you know, Unicode support had been promised, but now LC 5
On a related note: I have often wished that preOpenStack and openStack were
not called when I open the stack in the IDE. When the programming is not
finished, some calls that are already written into those handlers cannot yet
be successful because other parts are missing. The result is that the
programmers.
On 31 jul 2011, at 04:54, Slava Paperno wrote:
I've been learning LC in Windows, and have now switched to Mac OS X,
where everything is just so intuitive and easy... can someone please
tell me how to remove my application menu from the system menu bar and
restore the LC menu
Cool, thanks, Jacque! Since you know everything, do you also know why
revBrowser won't display double-byte (Unicode Cyrillic) characters when my
stack runs/is developed in Mac OS X (Tiger and Snow Leopard)? It displays
two single-byte characters for each Cyrillic letter, which makes the text
Jacqueline said:
But you were right that revBrowser uses the built-in Safari webkit. How
does your page
look if you open it directly in Safari?
It looks fine--just as I expect it to look, and just the way it looks in my
Windows stack. Unicode Cyrillic is displayed as it is displayed in all
Earlier today Jacque said:
The IDE will replace the system menu with yours when your stack is
frontmost. If you click on any IDE component (message box, tool
palette, etc) the IDE menus will come back. It's dynamic.
I have not been able to achieve this no matter what value of editmenus of
: system menu
On 7/31/11 9:32 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
Earlier today Jacque said:
The IDE will replace the system menu with yours when your stack is
frontmost. If you click on any IDE component (message box, tool
palette, etc) the IDE menus will come back. It's dynamic.
I have not been
How do you carry a global variable from one stack to a substack?
If you set a global variable in the main stack:
on preOpenStack
global gMyName
put Mike into gMyName
end preOpenStack
then in any card in any substack you can retrieve the value like so:
on openCard
global gMyName
I've been learning LC in Windows, and have now switched to Mac OS X, where
everything is just so intuitive and easy... can someone please tell me how
to remove my application menu from the system menu bar and restore the LC
menu so I can do some work? My intuition fails on this point. I know I've
Short version: revBrowser does not display Unicode characters in Mac OS X
(PPC/Tiger and Intel/Snow Leopard). LC 4.6.2 and 4.6.3.
Long version:
I finished writing and testing my Russian dictionary application in Windows
and started testing it in Mac OS X. My first surprise is that revBrowser
My application (LC 4.6.3) does this:
revBrowserSet(sBrowserID, htmltext, tMyHTML)
tMyHTML is a fully-formed Web page that includes this function:
function SetFontSize(FSizeStr) {
document.body.style.fontSize = FSizeStr;
}
A button on the same card as the revBrowser instance does this:
are in the LC menu.
On Jul 30, 2011, at 10:54 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
can someone please tell me how
to remove my application menu from the system menu bar and restore
the LC
menu so I can do some work?
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Rather like any Web browser window, my revBrowser windows sometimes has a
horizontal scroll bar and sometimes not. Because the display in my
revBrowser window is wrappable text, this horizontal scroll bar is never
useful. Even when it appears, it only scrolls for about five or six pixels.
in revBrowser
html {overflow-x:hidden;}
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 8:54 PM, Slava Paperno
sl...@lexiconbridge.comwrote:
Rather like any Web browser window, my revBrowser windows sometimes
has a
horizontal scroll bar and sometimes not. Because the display in my
revBrowser window
I'm looking for the LC equivalent to the JavaScript eval() function. For
example, if I have a variable called tAddress and I want an LC statement
to assign a value to it, I'd like to say something like put 202 Main
Street into eval(tAddress).
That may sound silly because if I, the programmer,
Ah, do! Great. It's a much better word than eval. JS should have called
it do as well because the eval() function does more than return a
value--it executes commands, just like the LC do. Thanks, everyone,
Slava
On Jul 24, 2011, at 11:20 AM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Slava,
The do
Does the special folder preferences point to some location on mobile
devices?
If not, where is one supposed to place a preferences file for an application
on a mobile?
Is the Windows tradition of naming the preferences file with the ini
extension upheld on mobiles?
A related question: does
/files on mobile
On 7/24/11 1:35 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
Does the special folder preferences point to some location on
mobile
devices?
No. The release notes on each mobile OS have a list of available
folders
you can access.
If not, where is one supposed to place a preferences file
The openCard handler in the first card of my stack sends messages to various
controls on the card, and I think some of these messages are sent before the
control is fully loaded: I see error no such object. If I use send XXX to
YYY in 800 milliseconds, then all is well.
How do I solve this
.
On 25 jul 2011, at 00:32, Slava Paperno wrote:
The openCard handler in the first card of my stack sends messages to
various
controls on the card, and I think some of these messages are sent
before the
control is fully loaded: I see error no such object. If I use send
XXX to
YYY
You can manipulate the HTML of the Web page that is about to load in your
revBrowser instance, and thus add a JS function to that Web page. The
function can set the cookie that you need. You can call the function either
from the onload trigger in the body tag, or by calling it from LC.
Slava
I tried to use Unicode in comboboxes and gave up because it is a hybrid
between a button and a field. Perhaps someone else knows how to get around
the problems, but I ended up simulating a combobox by using a one-line,
no-wrap text input field and below it a list field that becomes visible when
Mark--where can that List Search Field be seen?
Slava
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Subject: Re: Unicode
In openCard script of the main stack:
global gBgColor
put 0, 0, 0 into gBgColor
In a button script in a substack:
on mouseUp
global gBgColor
answer color with gBgColor --white is selected
put it into gBgColor
put gBgColor cr after msg
--255, 255, 255
that it works the way you have it but when using colour info
like
0,0,0 I would recommend putting it into quotes 0,0,0
HTH
On 10 July 2011 07:02, Slava Paperno sl...@lexiconbridge.com wrote:
In openCard script of the main stack:
global gBgColor
put 0, 0, 0 into gBgColor
Scott
Issue number 1 is the loading of pages: is there anyway to freeze or lock
the
RevBrowser display until downloading of new page content has completed?
The site can be slow to respond, so my thought was to pop up a spinning
progress indicator over a snapshot of the current page so the
I'm curious about globals and the message box. I've been doing both
(omitting the global declaration and including it) and I haven't seen any
difference, but I've seen conflicting opinions in the posts here as well as
some forums. What's the skinny on this?
Slava
In the Message box:
put
, Slava Paperno sl...@lexiconbridge.com wrote:
Thanks Stephen and Ian. It is true that I declare each global
variables inside every handler where it is used. I have a sizable
application now where this strategy is employed everywhere. In doing
so I followed this statement in the User Guide
Subject: Re: a color picker widget?
--- On Wed, 7/6/11, Slava Paperno sl...@lexiconbridge.com wrote:
Is there a color-picker widget that I
could insert into my stack? I want the
user to be able to choose a color. I know I can simply
display a graphic
with a color wheel and tell
I have somehow created a group that contains one object, a button. I think I
grouped two objects and then deleted one of them or something. Anyway, this
group that contains one button is indestructible. Clicking the Ungroup
button when it is selected, or using the ungroup group id X command
(I never did like having those single lines of code (aka global TestVar)
living outside of any handler in my scripts. They were - if I may use the
past tense - an ugly feature of the language too...)
We're all different (well, most of us). I like having a list of all
variables right there, at
My user types a search target and presses Enter or clicks the Find button,
and his target is found. At that point I want the focus to return to the
input field so the user can type another target. I find this surprisingly
difficult to achieve.
At the bottom of the mouseUp handler on the Find
Thanks, Ken--but I do want traversalOn to be true: that's the natural
behavior of a search field and the Find button: type your target, then
--click Find or
--press Enter or
--press Tab to focus on the Find button, then press Enter
That's why I have, at the bottom of the Find button's mouseUp
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Subject: Re: autoHilite and focus (following Jacque's solution)
On 7/6/11 2:06 AM, Slava Paperno wrote:
But then I added other buttons to the same card, and found that if any
of them has AutoHilite set to true, my focus command is undone, and
the focus moves
Mark,
When I define a global in the main stack, it is available to all its
substacks. Are you sure this is not the case in your application?
You may have already seen this in User Guide:
2.2.4 Main Stacks and Substacks
The first stack created in a stack file is called the mainstack. Any other
if you don't define the required global again, the desired value is not
there.
You have to declare the global in the script where you want to use its
value, but you don't have to define the value again.
from the Main Stack script:
global gMyName
put Slava into gMyName
from a substack, any
Tom,
I attach a stack that does what I think you were trying to do.
Slava
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boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Tom Johnson
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2011 8:42 PM
To: LC Questions
Subject:
I don't know many programming languages, but in those I do know, I notice a
distinction between defining a variable and declaring a variable. You define
a variable when you put a value in it. You may still need to declare it
before you use it elsewhere. LiveCode keeps you from terrible debugging
It is okay (technically, anyway) to have identically-named global,
script local, and handler local variables.
You can't have identically named local variable within the scope of the
variable, but you can have identically named script variables in different
scripts and identically named local
Is there a color-picker widget that I could insert into my stack? I want the
user to be able to choose a color. I know I can simply display a graphic
with a color wheel and tell the user to click (and test the color under the
mouse), but a conventional interface for choosing a color would be
Subject: Re: chasing the focus
On 7/4/11 10:49 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
I'm trying to figure out why a field is losing focus and I don't know
which tools to use for the hunt.
At the very end of a mouseUp handler of a button I have this:
on mouseUp
.
focus on field
Richmond,
Why don't you switch to using revBrowser to do all your text display, font
resizing, and font-family changes? Works like a clock... and you don't have
to hold your breath. (But there's no revBrowser for mobiles.)
Slava
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From:
Alex,
Your Windows test wave file sounds like some recordings I've seen where the
sample rate or sample size is not stated correctly in the file's header.
I've seen this happen with some audio drivers that are not capable of
recording at a particular combination of sample rate and depth.
I
Ah, thanks, John. I must look into this. S.
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boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of John Dixon
Sent: Monday, July 04, 2011 3:52 PM
To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: RE: Adventures in Unicode
PS: After I set the codec to be ima4 the file recorded in Windows XP was
playable by Windows Media Player and other players.
S.
Alex,
Your Windows test wave file sounds like some recordings I've seen where the
sample rate or sample size is not stated correctly in the file's header.
I've seen
I'm trying to figure out why a field is losing focus and I don't know which
tools to use for the hunt.
At the very end of a mouseUp handler of a button I have this:
on mouseUp
.
focus on field SearchTarget
put the name of the focusedObject cf after msg
end mouseUp
And I do see [field
Could someone help me translate this entry in the 4.6.2 Dictionary, please?
===
delete variable
Type: command
Syntax:
delete {local | global | variable} {variableName | arrayIndex}
===
What is the arrayIndex here? The index of what array? It seems to be an
alternative to variableName, but
Pete,
I gave up on comboboxes for a different reason--they don't have the
unicodeText property, being half-buttons, half fields. I ended up emulating
a combobox by putting two fields on the card--a one-line text input field,
and below it, a list field. The list field is locked and initially
I am happy to report that this has been fixed in 4.6.2. Good job, RunRev!
Slava
===
When I use the Add Folder button in the Copy Files tab of the Standalone
Settings dialog, I see the path to the folder listed with an asterisk, like
this:
Fonts/*
I thought that when the standalone is built,
When I imported an image into a substack, it was given the same ID as
another image in another substack. When I tried to assign one of these
images as an icon to a button, the wrong image was assigned, and the button
didn't look like what I wanted it to look. The two images have different
short
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Subject: Re: two images with the same ID
if there is an image id 1003 then ...
tested in 4.6.2
On 28 June 2011 00:04, Slava
I used the Tools Menu Builder to create a menu bar. This automatically
moved all my controls down 22 pixels to make room for the group. But I want
the menu only in Mac OS, so I put this in the openStack handler:
if the platform is MacOS then
set the menubar of this stack to MainMenu
else
I know what I did wrong. The syntax is:
set the defaultMenubar to MainMenu
(NOT set the defaultMenubar to group MainMenu of card MainCard)
Thanks again,
S.
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When I use the Add Folder button in the Copy Files tab of the Standalone
Settings dialog, I see the path to the folder listed with an asterisk, like
this:
Fonts/*
I thought that when the standalone is built, all files in folder Fonts would
be copied to folder Fonts in the subtree that contains
Thanks, Mark. Yes, I'll be using your Installer Maker, which I bought last
week, but since you said a new version was coming, I'm waiting for that. No
rush.
I'll check the QCC database to see if this file copying has been reported as
a bug.
Gratefully,
Slava
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From:
I can't find any info on how to put a checkmark to a specific menuItem in a
pop-up menu button... I thought set menuHistory of me to 3 would checkmark
item 3, but no, that apparently works only with options and combo boxes...
any tips? Thanks,
Slava
Ah, yes, the !c prefix does it. Thank you, Mark. I don't know how I would
have ever found that in the docs... Even now that I know it, I can't find
any mention of !c.
Gratefully,
S.
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Found it! Section 7.13.4 Ticks, Dashes, and Checks... Not checkmarks, but
checks. All is well in the world again. Thx. S.
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Right! Thanks, man,
S.
getProp controlType
return word 1 of the name of the target
end controlType
...
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In case anyone is interested, here is one way to crash the 4.6.1 IDE in
Windows 7 so bad that you can't even switch to the running instance of Task
Manager: add to your resizeStack handler a reference to a non-existing
control, then in the Run mode try to resize the stack. Works every time.
Which
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Thanks, Colin. Ctrl+period doesn't do that on Windows. Nor Ctrl+Q,
Ctrl+C,
or Esc... maybe someone else can help us
Thanks, Pete! Very helpful. S.
Finding out that a control is a button is often just the starting point
- I
needed to know what type of button it was - push button, default
button,
option menu button, combobox button, a popup menu button, checkbox,
radio
button, tab control, etc. If you
Tres cool! Just like Adobe Director... S.
getprop objectType
return word 1 of the name of target
end objectType
you can use
put the objectType of control 1
get the objectType of me
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
I'm looking for the name of the property that states the object's control
type, e.g.
if the controlType of me is button then set cursor to hand
The term controlType exists only in my imagination... what is that
property called, please?
Slava
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I've discovered that I can use this:
if word 1 of the long name of target is button then...
Is that the way to do it? Seems a bit childish :) There's got to be a
controlType property, no?
Slava
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Following Tariel's report, here is a puzzle:
Make a text entry field and set its font to Arial,Unicode.
Put these three characters in the field and lock it:
-
The first one is decimal 171, the last one is decimal 187; they are called
Double Angle Quotation Marks.
The one in the middle is
Bernd,
Thanks for the good news, but it doesn't work for me. I must be doing something
wrong. I am using the Russian text from Gogol that Tariel found. It is in the
attached txt file, with the three problem chars. And I'm using the handler you
posted on 6/16. It is in the other attached file.
I like your definition... a poor man's Unicode. Cute.
Thanks for everything,
Slava
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To:
.
Thanks,
Slava
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boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Slava Paperno
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 9:22 PM
To: 'How to use LiveCode'
Subject: Unicode text in custom properties
I was advised to store
Доброе утро, Бернд! An article from Pravda? I like your sense of humor. The
ultimate tolerance test for a LiveCode script.
Thanks for the lock-screen idea. Nice touch.
Yes, I think I will file this with the Quality Control Center--as you say, just
a reminder: давай работай! I've already posted
I was advised to store my Cyrillic constants in custom properties of stack
objects. I forget if it was a personal recommendation or something I read in
a forum. But when I type a Russian word in a custom property box of Property
Inspector, then close and reopen Inspector, my text becomes
I thought I would broadcast some good news for a change.
Good News 1) I was prepared to see that the offset() function is useless
with bilingual text (i.e. a mix of Roman and non-Roman, double-byte
characters) for the same reason as mouseCharChunk(), but no, it works fine.
I guess the
Where are the LC error messages listed, please?
S.
Error 263 is import: can't read file, mask file or display.
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:21 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
Where are the LC error messages listed, please?
See errordialog in the dictionary, where it says:
***
Comments:
Standard error descriptions are stored in the cErrorsList of the first
card of stack revErrorDisplay. The error-code refers to the line
number
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On 18 jun 2011, at 08:07, Slava
Thanks, Bernd! Using the html is something I didn't try, but otherwise your
results are exactly the same as mine: The Russian Robert (Роберт) is the fourth
word, yet clicking its first letter reports it as word 3.
Yes, Robert's Chinese ancestor are the culprit here, of course :)
The Chinese
When I use word 4 of the mouseCharChunk (instead of word 2), following
Bernd's procedure, then your first method the number of words in char 1 to
(word 4 of the mouseCharChunk) of me works for all words in my sample, and
I think so does this terrifying hack. I'm still testing with longer and
more
Something is different about the Russian upper case R (Р, decimal 1056, hex
0420, you can copy it from Character Map in Windows). That's why Robert
misbehaves, and so do Ruanda, Rodesia, and even USSR.
Seriously, when the word СССР is clicked on any of the first three letters, and
I use one of
Amen!
S.
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boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Malte Brill
Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2011 5:22 PM
To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Re: the mouseText and Unicode: the Russian letter R
Hi Bernd! I hope you are having fun :) This is very entertaining...
So the htmlText of char i may CONTAIN p ??? Incredible... I'll be
playing with this all night.
My Robert is a little different from yours:
set useUnicode to true
--field Robert contains one Russian letter, the upper case Р,
Thanks to everyone who posted all the fun stuff in this thread today.
The workaround below combines ideas from all of you.
I learned two essential things from you guys:
1) mouseChunk, mouseText, mouseCharChunk, and a couple of related functions
return the positions of bytes, not characters. In
Briefly, here is the problem:
put the selectedText of field BilingualText of this card into
tCurrSelection
--the field may hold, for example, the two words Боб Bob, which is the
string assigned to the unicodeText prop. of the field
set the unicodeText of field YourSelection of this card to
/ce
On 17 jun 2011, at 09:31, Slava Paperno wrote:
Briefly, here is the problem:
put the selectedText of field BilingualText of this card into
tCurrSelection
--the field may hold, for example, the two words Боб Bob, which is
the
string assigned to the unicodeText prop. of the field
Hi, List! It's me again with my Unicode problems in bilingual fields. I just
spent four hours on this problem and gave up.
I'm trying to retrieve the text of the word the user clicked on in a locked
field. As far as I can tell, the MouseChunk and the mouseText are useless
with Unicode, and
Tim,
I may be misreading your plan, or some of its details, but if I were to
design what I think you are designing, I would not want to put a lot of
images on scrolling backgrounds. I would use a database, like SQLite, and
create a record for each item in your collection of data. If one item of
This is a brilliant idea (using a character as a placeholder for an image),
but what's the advantage of having a bunch of images in a scrollable field
vs. a series of images with the Next and Previous (and maybe Any) buttons?
And maybe an option for placing up to four reduced images on the card
Have you used
set caseSensitive to true?
If it doesn't do what you want, you can always compare the decimal character
code points, 1072 for the lower case a, 1040 for the upper case A etc.
I do use select after in my fields with Russian/English text to set the
insertion point and have not
In my first response I suggested you use word N of the unicodeText of field
MyFiled. I still recommend that.
Instead of manipulating the fields, as you would with single-byte text, I
suggest you put their unicodeText into variables, use the uniDecode(MyVar,
UTF8) function to convert the variables
The set useUnicode to true command is necessary only if you use the
charToNum() or numToChar() functions. Otherwise they’re not useful.
The text in your fields is in UTF-16, and you should access it as unicodeText
of field MyField.
Word chunks of unicodeText can be correctly retrieved if you
Yes, please. S.
On Behalf Of Malte Brill
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2011 10:32 AM
To: use-livecode@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Re: Cyrillic input
...
Short recap: The only keyboard message that appears to fire with cyrillic
keyboards is rawKeyUp. I am currently working on a little field library
I use a custom property for this purpose. For example, when I use it as a
navigation menu to go to a card that the user selects from an Options
control, my cards have their real names and also each card has a custom
property called DisplayName. Then I use this in the Options control (where
: the hilitedLine of list field isn't highlighted
On 6/5/11 12:19 AM, Slava Paperno wrote:
I have a list field (MyListField) with a rawKeyDown handler that
tells me
which line is the hilitedLine after every key press.
on rawKeyDown parKey
put return the hilitedLine of me after msg
: the hilitedLine of list field isn't highlighted
On 6/6/11 12:23 PM, Slava Paperno wrote:
Jacqueline,
You're responding to email script with obvious goofs, sorry--but a
little
later I posted a link to a working demo that shows the problem:
http://russian.cornell.edu
I have a list field (MyListField) with a rawKeyDown handler that tells me
which line is the hilitedLine after every key press.
on rawKeyDown parKey
put return the hilitedLine of me after msg
pass rawKeyDown parKey
end of rawKeyDown
When I press the Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys, I see in the
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On 3 jun 2011, at 07:11, Slava Paperno wrote:
When my revBrowser instance displays a UTF-8 Web page, and I look
at the value returned by revBrowserGet(instanceID htmltext), I
think all double-byte characters
As far as I can tell, when you have a revBrowser window on the screen, and
you click in the revBrowser window, then click anywhere outside revBrowser,
the stack receives the resumeStack message. Can someone confirm?
I was using an on resumeStack handler to initialize things as I switch
from
When my revBrowser instance displays a UTF-8 Web page, and I look at the
value returned by revBrowserGet(instanceID htmltext), I think all
double-byte characters are replaced with question marks. I think the same is
true of the revBrowser selected property.
Could someone please confirm? I don't
Malte,
As I said, I'm discovering these things as I go--I hadn't even heard of LC
until last month. I'm finding that work with Unicode in LC involves a lot of
jumping through hoops, but so far I have been able to do everything I
needed. So don't give up :)
I am not sure why your stack doesn't
You're absolutely right, Dave, and that was my whole problem. You made my
day. Now the Cyrillic text is findable, and I know that Russian--and
probably other double-byte languages--can be used with LC and SQLite. Thank
you!
Slava
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Malte,
You said,
I do not appear to be able to say set the UnicodeText of fld test to
line 2 to -1 of UTF16String.
This does work for me. I don't know what the etiquette is on this list
regarding attachments, so I uploaded my screen shot to
http://russian.cornell.edu/CyrillicChunks.png. It
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