On 4 Июнь 2002 11:26, Cyrille Chepelov wrote: > Le Tue, Jun 04, 2002, à 12:20:53AM +0400, Vitaly Lipatov a écrit: > > > > In old files russian letters looks like > > > > <dia:string>#ëÏÎÔÒÏÌÌÅ > > > > ðþ#</dia:string> > > > > > > Can you send us a very small UTF-8 or KOI-8-R encoded text file with > > > the same text as inside this <dia:string> element ? (please be sure to > > > specify which encoding...) > > > > One attached. > > I needed a _text_ file, not a text object in a dia file... Sorry for misunderstanding. I will try to prepare it.
> Can you send me a _text_ file encoded as KOI8-R or UTF-8 (either is fine, > emacs should detect that anyway and I know how it's supposed to look like > ;-) ) with the _exact_ same textual content as the dia file you've sent ? Ok, will later. > > > > You may want to manually tweak the encoding="..." property of the <?xml > > > ?> meta-tag. > > > > I did it but I get SIGSEGV: > > [lav@lav dia]$ dia test.dia > > > > GnomeUI-WARNING **: Could not open help topics file NULL > > test.dia:1: error: Unsupported encoding koi8-r > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="koi8-r"?> > > Try setting the encoding in uppercase ? > > Does iconv(1) recognise the encoding "koi8-r" as is ? > > (ie, can you pipe a KOI8-R file through > iconv -f koi8-r -t utf-8 | iconv -f utf-8 -t koi8-r > and get back your data ?) yes, it is works correctly. You can try with cp1251 or cp1252 I think > > > I should like where "error: Unsupported encoding koi8-r" produced? > > I can't found it place. > > It is possible that this comes from libxml1. Is to libxml2 migrating too hard? Can I convert #ëÏ etc to human readable by iconv or some utilities? I think libxml1 does not support russian encodings correctly :( It library is too old it is not recommended to use. -- Lav GNU! Linux! LaTeX! LyX! _______________________________________________ Dia-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list
