From: tiennou <tie...@gm...> - 2007-03-19 10:47:46
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Le 19 mars 07 =E0 11:17, ti...@da... a =E9crit : >> BTW, I think this is currently broken, because you were >> using a value of "macintosh", which (from what I've read >> in the docs) is not a valid thing... Guess we can try >> fitting a nice unicode character in a sequence name, and >> see what happens... > Well, "macintosh" was just a guess of mine :-) However > it always worked at least with Italian accents. It does > not work with the degree symbol, which appears correct > on Linux but gives an infinity symbol on MacOS > (SequenceView). After reading some wx Docs, (and a quick look at wikipedia), it =20 appears that you were right : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_Roman I'll try fixing this as soon as I get back to my computer, hopefully =20 in 2 days. > >> We could also try to use the original fixed type, because >> other files uses fixed as well (I'm thinking of Sounds >> files, which I'm working on...). > Yep, I mean that. A fixed value in range 0-1 is represented > as an integer ranging from 0 to 0x10000 (provided I > understand > correctly how fixed works...). > > I don't know if the wxTree behaviour I see is correct... > Seems quite ok to me. If you can't close a node from the wxTree, then you see what I meant... tiennou= |