Hi Serge!
On 25 Nov 03 at 18:13, "Serge" (Serge Olkhowik) wrote:
Serge> I should read Makefile.PL again to point how it checks xft.
Check also makefile.log, there may be more hints.
Serge> But the problem with encoding is still not resolved.
Dmitry> I was wrong - if you set a font via XRDB or command line,
Serge> But how can I setup font for my own Prima-based app? My simple
Serge> example has this property:
Serge> WM_CLASS(STRING) = "Prima::Window", "Prima"
As I said, XRDB and command-line font settings are insensitive
to encoding, which may or may not be a bug. Programmaticaly,
one can ensure a particular encoding using
$::application-> font-> encoding('koi8-r')
call, athought it may or may not be appropriate for one's task.
I would teoretize, if an application is internationalized, it
must set the font encoding by itself ( or use UTF8 ).
Otherwise, Prima should respects $LANG. I would try first to
achieve the results without messing with either XRDB or command-line,
and, failing that, hack apc_font.c .
-- Sincerely, Dmitry --- www.karasik.eu.org --- He who dies with most the toys winsReceived on Tue 25 Nov 2003 - 23:05:25 CET
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