thx for the reply Loli,
>> tiny example diagram attached: >> does this attached diagram show up for anyone >> in their version of dia. It should contain >> a flowchart box with: >> "begin:XXX, end" >I dont know if the diagram I saw is just what you excepted: there are >some differences between what I see in the mail and what I see in the >diagram: After "begin:" and before ", end", I see: >in the mail: 9 symbols; in the diagram just 4 of them. >(the extra 5 symbols in mail are 4 little squares and a < symbol) >But I beleive the diagram shows the 4 symbols you put in the Dia >file. the original email was sent in a utf-8 mime partition, which has probably been munged since then. What it should look like is a set of three chinese/japanese characters between the "begin:" and ",end". in the rc1 release for windows they simply dont appear, no blank space or indication that are there at all. (i could link to bitmaps of them, maybe they do show up for you: http://www.kanjisite.com/images/kanji/3k/un_hako.gif http://www.kanjisite.com/images/kanji/3k/ta_oo.gif http://www.kanjisite.com/images/kanji/3k/kyou_oshi.gif do you see anything like those?) someone said that rc1 dia might not support characters outside of the current locale, which seemed strange to me because locales are mostly about case/keyboard/date/currency/sorting etc, and they arent supposed to limit visibility of other languages outside their own (one of the primary reasons to use unicode is to be able to mix characters from all languages together) I could peek around in the source, but im sure someone understands the issue. it may be as simply as the fonts its using not supporting those glyphs (but i would expect to see squares if that were the case) If there are any chinese/japanese locale users of dia rc1 windows version, does it work for them, im curious? _______________________________________________ Dia-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list
