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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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> Sorry for a really delayed answer. |
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> To my knowledge unicode support in wxGTK isn't experimental but rather |
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> suggested but not enforced. |
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Yes, I mean experimental is in for Gentoo, not for wxGTK. I've only |
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enabled that option a couple of weeks ago because some people wanted to |
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test wxGTK with unicode support. |
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> The reason why certain wxGTK apps fail to merge is that they don't |
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> comform with the unicode wxWindows prerequisites. |
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Yes, if you would like to submit patches against those programs that |
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don't conform to those requirements, that would be most appreciated by |
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the developers. Right now, because at least half of the applications |
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that use wxGTK don't support unicode, there is no way I'm going to |
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enable that as default for wxGTK until that is fixed. |
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Cheers, |
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Alastair 'liquidx' Tse |
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>> Gentoo Developer |
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>> http://www.liquidx.net/ | http://dev.gentoo.org/~liquidx/ |
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