Re: Lispbox and Lisp Toolkit on Windows
- From: ogliomus <qualcuno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 01:13:20 +0100
Peter Herth <p.herth@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> [cut]
>while I have no idea where the definition of value comes from,
>it sounds like a symbol conflict, that is, you try to import
>the symbol value from Ltk, which is already defined in your
>CL-USER package. To resolve that, you could either try
>(unintern 'value) before the use-package or refer to the
>Ltk symbols without usepackage as in ltk:with-ltk.
I have another question. Does LTK support double byte characters? I
mean, is there a way (under Windows and setting the appropriate font )
to have for example japanese character displayed on widgets with a
"text property" like button, label, text etc.? It is more a matter of
curiosity, since Tcl and Tk support the Unicode character fonts.
Thanks again.
GC
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