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#2 the character � is not displayed in the output tree

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2005-11-15
2005-11-13
hillel.t
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the character š (U+0161) is not displayed in the output
altough it's implemented in Bitstream Vera. (I am using
linux and firefox).

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  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Unfortunately sourceforge.net also doesn't seem to render
    the character correctly. Could you describe the character?
    If the U+0161 is decimal (not hex), then is it an "upside
    down exclamation mark" ?

    I've made a fix to the string handling which may have
    addresses the issue, could you try it again?

    Thanks,
    Andre

     
  • Andre Eisenbach

    Andre Eisenbach - 2005-11-15
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  • Andre Eisenbach

    Andre Eisenbach - 2005-11-15
    • summary: the character š is not displayed in the output tree --> the character � is not displayed in the output tree
     
  • hillel.t

    hillel.t - 2005-11-15

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    Hi Andre
    The char is (U+0161) hex. It is an s with a small v on top
    of it. I can see it when I change sourceforge encoding to
    western ISO-8859-1. I use openoffices "insert special char"
    to paste it into phpsyntaxtree form. That's why I know its
    implemented in Bitstream vera (cause when you insert a
    special character in openoffice you choose it out of a font
    table).
    I have tried it again, and it still doesn't work.
    Any ideas?

     
  • hillel.t

    hillel.t - 2005-11-15

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    Hi Andre
    The char is (U+0161) hex. It is an s with a small v on top
    of it. I can see it when I change sourceforge encoding to
    western ISO-8859-1. I use openoffices "insert special char"
    to paste it into phpsyntaxtree form. That's why I know its
    implemented in Bitstream vera (cause when you insert a
    special character in openoffice you choose it out of a font
    table).
    I have tried it again, and it still doesn't work.
    Any ideas?

     
  • hillel.t

    hillel.t - 2005-11-15

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    Hi Andre
    The char is (U+0161) hex. It is an s with a small v on top
    of it. I can see it when I change sourceforge encoding to
    western ISO-8859-1. I use openoffices "insert special char"
    to paste it into phpsyntaxtree form. That's why I know its
    implemented in Bitstream vera (cause when you insert a
    special character in openoffice you choose it out of a font
    table).
    I have tried it again, and it still doesn't work.
    Any ideas?

     

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