Menu ▾ ▴

#1 Euro character not working correctly in Windows, Linux 32bit or Raspberry Pi editions.

All_versions
closed
Norman Dunbar
Confirmed & reproduced (1)
3
2017-05-04
2012-05-10
Norman Dunbar
No

The Euro character is supposed to be hex(80) dec(128) in Windows, but shows up as a blob in character sets that allow the Euro. In 64 bit Linux, it just works. Linux 32 bit and the new Raspberry Pi edition show similar problems - you can type a Euro character into the document, you don't appear to be able to convert one.

Discussion

  • Norman Dunbar

    Norman Dunbar - 2012-07-18

    • summary: Euro character not working correctly in Windows --> Euro character not working correctly in Windows, Linux 32bit or Raspberry Pi editions.

    • Description has changed:

    Diff:

    --- old
+++ new
@@ -1 +1 @@
-The Euro character is supposed to be hex(80) dec(128) in Windows, but shows up as a blob in character sets that allow the Euro. In Linux, it just works.
+The Euro character is supposed to be hex(80) dec(128) in Windows, but shows up as a blob in character sets that allow the Euro. In 64 bit Linux, it just works. Linux 32 bit and the new Raspberry Pi edition show similar problems - you can type a Euro character into the document, you don't appear to be able to convert one.
     

  • Norman Dunbar

    Norman Dunbar - 2017-05-04

    Fixed, finally, in version 1.13. Yippee!

     

  • Norman Dunbar

    Norman Dunbar - 2017-05-04
    • status: open --> closed
     

Anonymous
Anonymous

Add attachments
Cancel