Re: [Anjuta-list] Strange character set...

[Igor Gorbounov <igorbounov voronezh serw ru>]

Biswapesh Chattopadhyay wrote:

> I assume you're taking about a standalone C++ app using <ofstream> ? In
> that case, it can hardly be anjuta's fault.
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> > I use an ofstream object to write messages in a file and am very
> > surprised as they appeared in a KOI8-R character set, not the
> > ru_RU.UTF-8 as locale says. I don't understand wether it is Anjuta's
> > question, or libc's. I use RedHat 9 and
> > Anjuta 1.0.2, so whence KOI8-R?
> > Igor Gorbounov
> >    
It's a pity, but it apeared to be the anjuta's fault (if it is proper at 
all to name it a fault) -
it's related to Scintilla. If I write the the phrase to be printed in 
russian in a different
editor (gedit, for example, - a properly ported to gnome2 application), 
my test
program prints the phrase into a file correctly - 8 characters occupate 
16 bytes,
and Mozilla identifies text as UTF-8 and it looks Russian. In anjuta 
this phrase
in a source *.cpp file seems to be Georgian or Greek.
I have these lines in user.properties file:
code.page=0
character.set=204
#~ # Required for Unicode to work on GTK+:
LC_CTYPE=ru_RU.UTF-8

But all my comments and messages for output in source files appeared to 
be in KOI8-R!
It's not awfully bad, but somewhat unexpected. Does anjuta 1.2.0 work in 
unicode or
still in 1-byte character sets? And, again, why compiling anjuta 1.2.0 
from cvs requires
gnome-common package? It is not included in a standard RedHat 
distribution (for example),
so how it is supposed to be used in this standard distr. in future?
   Igor Gorbounov

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