Dear developer
I'm using notepad++ for translating dtd files to Arabic
I've found this bug
when I try to select Arabic text it select another text in the string like if I selected a word from the begging of the Arabic sentence it select a word in the end of the sentence
the same happened but to the English text when I chose the Arabic interface from the setup
because Arabic is right to left and the interface become right to left with the Arabic setup, so it's happening to all the right to left languages too.
to look at these problem quickly just install notepad++ with Arabic interface and write any text in English then try to select it.
Please add right to left, left to right switcher because we have difficulties with the Arabic interface with writing programs code, if you tried to right some codes it well look strange like this code for example
# include <iostream.h>
main()
{
cout << "Hello World " ;
return 0;
}
it would be missed up when it appears form right to left
but we need the RTL when translating some files
Thank you for this program.
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Dear developer
I'm using notepad++ for translating dtd files to Arabic
I've found this bug
when I try to select Arabic text it select another text in the string like if I selected a word from the begging of the Arabic sentence it select a word in the end of the sentence
the same happened but to the English text when I chose the Arabic interface from the setup
because Arabic is right to left and the interface become right to left with the Arabic setup, so it's happening to all the right to left languages too.
to look at these problem quickly just install notepad++ with Arabic interface and write any text in English then try to select it.
Please add right to left, left to right switcher because we have difficulties with the Arabic interface with writing programs code, if you tried to right some codes it well look strange like this code for example
# include <iostream.h>
main()
{
cout << "Hello World " ;
return 0;
}
it would be missed up when it appears form right to left
but we need the RTL when translating some files
Thank you for this program.