The Icon Bar: Test posts: I wonder
| |
I wonder |
| |
jmb (22:54 27/3/2005)
jmb (22:59 27/3/2005)
monkeyson2 (23:00 27/3/2005)
jmb (23:11 27/3/2005)
Matthew (18:39 29/3/2005)
jmb (21:09 29/3/2005)
Matthew (22:32 30/3/2005)
|
| |
|
JMB |
Message #63681, posted by jmb at 22:54, 27/3/2005 |
Member
Posts: 467
|
Does this work?
.uk: qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm
.ja: ï¾ï¾ï½²ï½½ï½¶ï¾ï¾ï¾ï¾ï½¾ï¾ï¾ï½¼ï¾ï½·ï½¸ï¾ï¾ï¾ï¾ï½»ï½¿ï¾ï½ºï¾ï¾
.kr: Åâ¬Â¶â¢ï¬Ã¸Ã¾Ã¦Ãðï¬Â«Â»Â¢ââµ
.cn: Ŷâ¢ï¬Ã¸Ã¾Ã¦Ãðï¬Â«Â»Â¢ââµ
.il: /'קר×××××פש××××¢×××××ס××× ×צ
.gr: .ÏεÏÏÏθιοÏαÏδÏγηξκλζÏÏÏβνμ |
| |
 [ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
JMB |
Message #63682, posted by jmb at 22:59, 27/3/2005, in reply to message #63681 |
Member
Posts: 467
|
That'll be a no, then  |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
Phil Mellor |
Message #63683, posted by monkeyson2 at 23:00, 27/3/2005, in reply to message #63682 |
 Please don't let them make me be a monkey butler
Posts: 12380
|
That'll be a no, then
Think of it more as "it doesn't not work".  |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
JMB |
Message #63684, posted by jmb at 23:11, 27/3/2005, in reply to message #63683 |
Member
Posts: 467
|
That'll be a no, then
Think of it more as "it doesn't not work".
Pah. 
I should probably explain the madness above.
If you're running RO5, run !Writer, set the font to Cyberbit (or Unicode font of choice), type *country japan in a taskwindow, then hold down Alt and type the alphabetic keys on your keyboard. If you type them in the same order as I did for .uk, above, you'll see what the .ja line _should_ look like. Rinse and repeat for the others Oh, and remember to do a *country uk at the end |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
Matthew Somerville |
Message #63758, posted by Matthew at 18:39, 29/3/2005, in reply to message #63684 |
Posts: 520
|
The Icon Bar doesn't specify a character encoding anywhere, and it appears to simply store the bytes it receives, and then escape them as ISO-8859-1 upon display, leading to what you can see.
Oregano 1 is even worse when it comes to form submission; it submits Latin-1, no matter what character coding the page itself is in... |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
JMB |
Message #63766, posted by jmb at 21:09, 29/3/2005, in reply to message #63758 |
Member
Posts: 467
|
The Icon Bar doesn't specify a character encoding anywhere, and it appears to simply store the bytes it receives, and then escape them as ISO-8859-1 upon display, leading to what you can see.
Oregano 1 is even worse when it comes to form submission; it submits Latin-1, no matter what character coding the page itself is in...
How rubbish. Although that may be entirely valid. (I forget and can't really be bothered to check the spec right now ).
The main point of the above mess was to test this:
http://moose.mine.nu:6888/ti.png |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
Matthew Somerville |
Message #63818, posted by Matthew at 22:32, 30/3/2005, in reply to message #63766 |
Posts: 520
|
Oregano 1 is even worse when it comes to form submission; it submits Latin-1, no matter what character coding the page itself is in...
How rubbish. Although that may be entirely valid. (I forget and can't really be bothered to check the spec right now ).
It's not.
http://moose.mine.nu:6888/ti.png Very nice.  |
| |
[ Log in to reply ] |
| |
|
The Icon Bar: Test posts: I wonder |
