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CB on Linux and Unicode (again)

Started by MasterAlexei, March 27, 2008, 10:53:30 PM

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MasterAlexei

Hello there.

I am still in a problem with Unicode symbols (russian chars) in my source code.
How can i switch unicode off in some or all of my source code files?
In a editor settings i have choosed Windows-1251 codepage already.

I'd try to edit a file in kwrite, where the encoding setted to cp 1251. Its saves that file right,
but when i open this file in CB, it converted back to unicode  :(

And, when i try to edit strings with russian chars, first i can insert chars, but, as i try to delete some of them, i can not insert any chars at all, until i erase all of those chars, and start from begin.

Alexey

MasterAlexei

Just for note,

i have installed CBs on Windows, and there ist no such behavior with a unicode chars!

What can be done here on Linux side?

Thanks in advance,

Alexei

Biplab

Quote from: MasterAlexei on March 27, 2008, 10:53:30 PM
I'd try to edit a file in kwrite, where the encoding setted to cp 1251. Its saves that file right,
but when i open this file in CB, it converted back to unicode  :(

And, when i try to edit strings with russian chars, first i can insert chars, but, as i try to delete some of them, i can not insert any chars at all, until i erase all of those chars, and start from begin.

This needs some testing. Please file a bug report so that I don't forget this bug. :)


Quote from: MasterAlexei on March 27, 2008, 10:53:30 PM
And, when i try to edit strings with russian chars, first i can insert chars, but, as i try to delete some of them, i can not insert any chars at all, until i erase all of those chars, and start from begin.

I couldn't understand why this is happening!!?? Few other users have also complained about it. :? But trust me, I can show you that it works for me (I'm using Bengali language).
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