From: Raimund 'R. J. <ra...@lk...> - 2006-04-21 12:42:27
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Stefan Jahn wrote: > Am Fr, 21.04.2006, 07:06, schrieb Igor Gorbounov: Hey, folks! >>There appeared to be an unexpected difficulty: the russian encodings. >>I'd prefer using unicode (utf-8), but I don't know abilities of your >>html viewer, i don't know the HTML thingy of Qt but i would suspect that it obbeys the charset as specified, so using UTF-8 should not be a problem. >>used for the help system. >>I see that in the very header of each html-file a single-byte encoding >>is declared: >>"<meta http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">". >>I'm not sure what will use this help viewer in different operating >>systems' >>environment: in Linux we use now utf-8 (early it was koi8-r and even >>iso-8859-5), >>in windows - cp1251. As for encodings used when viewing web content in >>browsers, >>russians use koi8-r in case of Linux-based sites and cp1251 - for >>microsoft-oriented >>sites. There are some sites with utf-8 encoding... utf-8 is mainstream nowadays. works about everywhere. >>By the way, I hope, that those two guys, who prepare Qucs packages for >>Mac and >>Win32, know which encodings are appropriate for Qt-applications for >>russian messages >>stored in *.ts files. I don't know whether Qt takes care about encodings >>when used on >>different platforms. those .ts files are utf-8 encoded xml files. i expect no difficulties on different platforms or language settings. i've seen every supported language on a latin1 system without a problem. > Raimund: Any knowledge about this? see above. i'm confident things just work. Raimund -- ___ ___ _____________ / /| / /_ / ____/ ___/\ Nothing useful for / / / / _ / / __/ / __\/ more than a decade / /_/_/ \/ /_/_/ /_/ {www.|raimi@} /______/__/\._\.____/\.____/\ .org \._____\._\/\._\.___\/\.___\/ |