On 09/11/10 14:31, Gubinelli Massimiliano wrote:
Hi,
On 9 nov. 10, at 14:56, Miguel de Benito Delgado wrote:
Hi Massimiliano,
do you think this may be related to those things you fixed a couple
of days ago?
http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTBUG-14787
Regards,
I do not think that it is related to our problems. Actually there are
no problems on the Qt side as far as I undestand.
With Joris we discussed a bit the issue and decided that on the long
term TeXmacs urls should be internally utf8 encoded.
The point is that unix filesystems use uft8. A reorganization of the
texmacs code is needed since each time we convert an url into a string
we should decide if the string representation should be utf8 or cork.
To speak to the unix api we need utf8 strings while for displaying string
we need cork (since the url can then be mixed with other cork strings).
For the moment I made some changes limited to the Qt plugin to have
all urls in utf8. This allow to open strange filenames but for the
moment this imply also that some name sometimes is rendered
incorreclty (but work fine).
I wish those three non-unicode cork characters (I think that's all there
is) would get unicode code-points.
Are there any other technical obstacles (apart from all the work
involved!) behind moving to full unicode? Perhaps (speaking as if pixies
would write all the code for us) tmml format could use unicode (maybe it
does) and .tm be cork (as it is).
Soon.
Sam
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