Yes, the answer is - it's true (some symbols are shown, but they are
in a wrong encoding).
I've played around with encodings in browser - both in IE and FF,
this doesn't help - one unreadable stuff transforms into another one
but no Russian text is displayed... The same tale is in chm (but I guess
that displaying the content in chm has common settings with browser - or no?)
But I noticed also that descriptions in the table (e.g. the description of a method
within the list of methods of some class) are shown in right encoding (btw, why
only first line is shown?); but when you click this method and see the info about
it, the description (on lightyellow field) is shown with wrong encoding.
Btw (maybe I missed something) - does DelphiCodeToDoc support XMLDoc comments
(///<summary>...</summary> etc.) by now?
Thanks,
Seekbirdy.
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The problem with encoding was solved by setting 'Allow HTML in description'
checkbox.
But what about single-line descriptions in the table? I've seen that this
topic was discussed some time earlier (http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=2721852).
But what is at last? Just to write more laconic summaries?
With regards,
Seekbirdy.
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Hello, TridenT!
First of all, good job! :)
But I couldn't find anything about showing e.g. Russian characters in .chm,
now some incorrect symbols are shown.
Can the tool be somehow configured or it does not support non-Latin characters?
Thanks,
Seekbirdy.
Ok, now I see that a single line is a standard of JavaDoc
and you do not want to shift from that.
Well, I'll use the DCTD anyway
(flabbily waiting for XMLDoc support :)).
Thanks a lot for a great tool!
Seekbirdy.
It's me again, with some detalization.
The problems with encoding occur in both CHM and HTML modes.
I've messed around this but no solution is found...
Waiting for the answer,
Seekbirdy.
Just to understand your problem : you don't see russian characters in your (russian) comments in the the generated HTML ?
is it true ?
have you enbaled automatic encoding detection in your browser ?
Yes, the answer is - it's true (some symbols are shown, but they are
in a wrong encoding).
I've played around with encodings in browser - both in IE and FF,
this doesn't help - one unreadable stuff transforms into another one
but no Russian text is displayed... The same tale is in chm (but I guess
that displaying the content in chm has common settings with browser - or no?)
But I noticed also that descriptions in the table (e.g. the description of a method
within the list of methods of some class) are shown in right encoding (btw, why
only first line is shown?); but when you click this method and see the info about
it, the description (on lightyellow field) is shown with wrong encoding.
Btw (maybe I missed something) - does DelphiCodeToDoc support XMLDoc comments
(///<summary>...</summary> etc.) by now?
Thanks,
Seekbirdy.
Hi again...
The problem with encoding was solved by setting 'Allow HTML in description'
checkbox.
But what about single-line descriptions in the table? I've seen that this
topic was discussed some time earlier (http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=2721852).
But what is at last? Just to write more laconic summaries?
With regards,
Seekbirdy.