Hi,
ianaré sévi wrote:
> I have found there are problems, not just in linux, with having
> non-ascii characters encoded in utf-8 as translation strings. In my
> case I used all ascii and used gettext to add any accents. But then
> again I was already using it for translations.
I worked around the problem by just removing the offending characters
and using gettext to get the correct thing.
>
> Anyway, as far as your problem, you do have the encoding set at the
> top of your file correct?
Yeap.
>
> However, there are problems with boa in linux with utf-8. Sometimes it
> will complain about error messages or print statements. The same code
> run from command line is fine, as is the same code in windows.
Good to know.
Finding all kind of other little (and bigger things).
- I call maximize on the frame and it works on windows but not gtk2
- some of the sizers don't seem to work under gkt2, at least they don't
work the same way then under windows (but you know about this one already).
- I am loading dummy notebook pages initially and then when user clicks
on them I load the real one. This is done to optimize/speed up initial
loading. On gtk2 this crashes, seen something about no event being
fired when deleting a nb page - will have to look into this.
Will have to setup cvs server before going much further as otherwise I
will end up with two versions instead of one which works on both :(.
Werner
-
Never
> had the chance to investigate further ... sorry
>
> 2007/9/25, Werner F. Bruhin <wer...@fr...>:
>> Me again,
>>
>> Do I have to do some special steps moving Python source from my Windows
>> box to Ubuntu?
>>
>> I am asking as I get encoding errors when I try to run my application
>> from within Boa, it complains that 'utf-8' can't decode:
>> self.MainMenu.SetLabel(wxID_TWCBFPRINTINGLABELVINOTETAGS,
>> _('Vinoté printable tags'))
>>
>> If I copy/paste this string into the shell and print the variable it
>> shows correctly.
>>
>> Werner
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