El lun, 26-05-2003 a las 09:30, Lev Tzuladze escribió: > Yes, that's what i mean, whenever someone writes something in hebrew, all i see is spaces and the numbers that they write (if any), so is there a way i could make gtetrinet show hebrew, and if not, could you include support for it in the next version? It's a matter of encodings. I know nothing about Hebrew, but I think that Hebrew characters need a enconding different than ASCII, even 8-bit ASCII. GTetrinet, as it is, will encode characters with your current locale encoding. If you and your partners are using the same encoding, you shouldn't have any problems. But if you are using Linux, and your partners Windows, well there might be problems. I don't know which encoding is using windows, but I bet it will not be the same that the one you're using. I think that UTF-8 supports Hebrew characters, maybe not. If you and your friends use Linux, set your locale encoding to that and everything should be running fine. You can also ask in some Hebrew users mailing list, or IRC channel. Anyway, it is no GTetrinet problem, aside from the fact that we lack a Hebrew translation... anyone? :) -- #include <gnome.h> // By Daniel Carbonell Fraj, mamón itinerante // Public GnuPG key $ gpg --recv-keys --keyserver wwwkeys.pgp.net 73D91D7E
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