Re: Hebrew in starkit
- From: iu2 <israelu@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 May 2007 10:59:57 -0700
On May 31, 6:44 pm, billpo...@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On May 31, 8:31 am, iu2 <isra...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On May 31, 11:26 am, billpo...@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Without more information I can't be sure, but Starkits by default
include only a small subset of the encodings available in Tcl, so the
problem is probably that your Starkit does not contain the appropriate
encoding file. What encoding is your Hebrew text in? Is it in cp862 or
iso8859-8?
It is cp1255
What's weird is that testing the encoding from the starkit I get
cp1252, which is also good for Hebrew. I managed to include all the
encodings in the starkits' lib and changed the system encoding to
cp1255 but that didn't help either.
Hunh? The cp1252 that I know doesn't include any Hebrew characters. It
is an extended Latin character set.
What is the native encoding of your system? And how is the Hebrew text
included? That is, are you reading cp1255-encoded text from a file, or
is your tcl script itself in cp1255?
I just use "puts [encoding system]" at the beginning of my script and
it prints cp1255.
I don't read a file, the script itself is in cp1255 (probably...) The
Hebrew text is inside my script, e.g.,
label .lbl -text שלום
My editor doesn't even show Hebrew letters, but Tk does!
.
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