I've been struggling with Unicode for a while, but I am now at a point where I got things working more or less the way I want them. There are still major unresolved issues, such as automatic word-wrapping of two-byte characters, clickText not returning proper values (at least not for Cyrillic UTF8), but I am less desperate now, because I have a feeling the whole thing will eventually work. Now, my only experience is with Cyrillic and UTF8 -- but I see no reason why Esperanto wouldn't work with UTF8.
I was thinking of writing a little Unicode tutorial anyway... why don't you send me a stack which exemplifies some of your problems? Let's get things rocking... :)
All best, Toma
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 10:03 AM, Igor Couto wrote:
Hi all!
I wanted to know from the other Esperantists in the list, what your tips and tricks are for dealing with Esperanto text in Revolution. I'm finding it really hard to deal with unicode text in any language that is not a 'keyboard' language in MacOS X (ie, languages that you have to use a unicode keyboard, such as the 'US Extended' keyboard layout, for input). Revolution doesn't seem to want to respect my choice of fonts, and keeps trying to turn my text into Geneva, or tag the font as ". Japanese" - which causes major hassle...
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