Just for the archives in case anyone else stumbles upon the same problem.
The issue is a matter of display. The output field requires mixed font
settings. If you set the textfont to a polish variant, it sort of works,
howwever you end up with some japanese characters for certain character
combinations (e.g. éá). So you somehow need to mix the fonts. A brute force
method can be this (assuming you know the output is in an east european
language):
on mouseUp
local tArray
if numToChar(0) is in field "output" or numToChar(1) is in field "output"
then
repeat with i=1 to the number of chars of fld "output"
-- CZ special chars are UNICODE. 2 bytes. Second Byte appears to be
either 0 or 1 in charToNum
if charTonum(char i+1 of fld "output")<10 and i+1 < the number of chars
of fld "output" then
put true into tArray[i]
end if
end repeat
repeat for each key theKey in tArray
set the textfont of char theKey to theKey +1 of fld "output" to ",po"
end repeat
end if
end mouseUp
Not necessariely pretty, nor really optimal, however, the only solution I found
until now.
All the best,
Malte_______________________________________________
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