Re: [Pythoncard-users] fonts - day three

[Neil H. <ne...@sc...>]

[Kevin]
> > I'll add encoding, though I'm sure we'll have to change whatever I add.

[Roman Suzi]
> I think Unicode/UTF-8 will be fine. Does wxPython support Unicode?
> (Though, non-Windows Russian developers will be wanting to
> choose koi8-r, cp1251, or whatever.)

   It looks to me like wxWindows only supports Unicode fully where the
underlying platform supports it which means, for now, on Windows NT and
derivatives. GTK+ 1.x (and hence wxGTK) does not support Unicode and GTK+
2.0 which will support Unicode is not ready yet. When GTK+ 2.0 is ready then
there may still be a delay in wrapping this within wxWindows.

   Neil