Re: [wxperl-users] Unicode tests

[Jouke V. <jo...@pv...>]

 >
 >
 >>But the wxPerl documentation says that wxCSConv is not implemented...how
 >>should I use it then?
 >>
 >  Encode.pm; it has the same functionality, and has a more perl-ish
 >interface.
 >
OK, very clear. That leaves me with only one question. What are the
parameters of the Wx::Locale->new() function? In the wxLocale.pm demo it
takes three parameters, a string representing the user-readable
language, and two times the two-letter language abbreviation ('en', 'en'
for example).

When I try this for example for 'ja' (the standard abbreviation for
Japanese), I get the error 'locale 'ja' can not be set', which is an
error from wxWindows. I call Wx::Locale with:

Wx::Locale->new(gettext_noop('Japanese'), 'ja', 'ja');

And I get the same for

Wx::Locale->new(gettext_noop('Dutch'), 'nl', 'nl');

Any idea about that?

PS: the new binary seems to work, although my Win2K system itself here
doesn't allow other charactersets and I can't install others here at
work, but it looks different than it did with the other binary.

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