Re-2: Unicode Displaying in Runtime Revolution
Marisa Kosaisaevee
marisa.kosaisaevee at netgalileo.com
Tue Apr 19 23:14:47 EDT 2005
Hello,
I tried to display different languages in RunRev but it didn't work. I
use "put" command to display the content of the file;
on openCard
put URL "file:arabic.rtf" into fld Arabic
put URL "file:chinese.rtf" into fld Chinese
put URL "file:german.txt" into fld German
put URL "file:hebrew.rtf" into fld Hebrew
put URL "file:hindi.rtf" into fld Hindi
put URL "file:japanese.txtf" into fld Japanese
put URL "file:spanish.txt" into fld Spanish
put URL "file:Thai1.txt" into fld Thai
end openCard
However, all these files use just to see whether other languages can be
displayed or not, no meaning. Still, they didn't display what I
expected. May be I did sth wrong here.??
Also, 4 files are saved as Unicode( I use Notepad to save as unicode)
but it displayed a mixed up characters as previous trials. So, I set its
textFont to Unicode. For Japanese's file, all the Japanese characters
are fine, while English Characters cannot be displayed. (as I set it
textFont to be Japanese) For Thai's file, it displayed only first few
Thai letters followed by unreadable characters. Do you think that is a
good sign or just nothing?!
Look forward to your kind suggestions.
Regards,
Marisa
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