--- "Aaron M. Ucko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> In general, this seems like a reasonable thing to do (modulo FLTK
> 1.1's assumption of ISO 8859-1 or close relatives). However, I've
> noticed that the "version" line in .fl files comes out with a comma
> rather than a period on your system; could you please arrange to
> continue using US-style notation everywhere to ensure compatibility
> across systems?
>
> Thanks!
Hi :)
That seems to be innate in fluid, I haven't done anything for changing that.
The code to add that version number seems to be in fluid/code.cxx :
fprintf(fp, "# generated by Fast Light User Interface Designer (fluid) version
%.4f\n",
And probably the floating point numbers are written automatically according to
the system locales. Maybe that could be changed so that it was written in a
common format everywhere. Anyway that shouldn't be a problem, as you can
generate .xx and .h derivatives of .fl files using fluid on your system.
Of course the system could only be translated to iso 8859-1 characters as you
said, because fltk does not support unicode afaik.
Greetings,
Miry
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