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Hi all, thanks for commenting on this issue ;) |
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At Thu, 30 Oct 2003 16:08:52 +0000, |
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Alastair Tse wrote: |
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> wxGTK is currently using a local unicode useflag to enable unicode |
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> support. However, this is experimental so I rather not have unicode |
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> default in all profiles just yet. By compiling with the unicode useflag, |
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> you'll end up with certain wxGTK apps failing to merge. |
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At Fri, 31 Oct 2003 15:43:05 +0200, |
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Svyatogor wrote: |
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> I'd love to see this flag! However this should be *off* by default |
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> cause there are some applications (like MC for example) which have |
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> troubles understanding unicode. |
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So what I will do is: |
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1. Create global USE flag named "unicode" which enables |
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Unicode(including UTF-7/UTF-8/UTF-16 and so on) support. |
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2. Don't make it default in any profiles. (We will consider it later |
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when those applications settle down.) |
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Everybody happy with this? I hope it will be a good starting point for |
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integrating Unicoded support into Gentoo Linux. |
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Mamoru KOMACHI <usata@g.o> |
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http://www.gentoo.org/~usata/ |
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