Re: [pygtk] What's the "Hangul shaper"? Sounds like a power tool...

[Christian Robottom Reis <kiko async com br>]

Hangul is Korean written language. The shaper is part of the pango engine
that AFAIK renders the string into whatever it should print like. I have
_no_ idea why your text is being handled by the hangul shaper, however.

> handle the RETURNs in the text.  Is there something I can do about this?  Is
> it a bug in my code?  Pango?  Gtk?  PyGtk?  Attached is an example.  If you
> run it as

Skip, laugh at me, but I still don't have pygtk2 running here so I can't
test it. It _sounds_ like pango's fault, though. Or pygtk2's handling of
pango.

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