On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Aaron wrote: > I installed an older version of noteedit and indeed I can type hebrew in > but the converted lilypond file only has ???? ??? instead of hebrew. > > If the base of noteedit is pango it should be hebrew aware, hmn... > No, there's no pango, but Qt is as good as pango. I feel a solution.
Please make a try: In lilyexport.cpp near line 1594 is a function "writeLyrics". At the and is: s.replace(whiteSpaces_, "_"); removeExceptsFromString(&s, true); NResource::germanUmlautsToTeX(&s); out_ << s << ' '; Change this to: s.replace(whiteSpaces_, "_"); removeExceptsFromString(&s, true); /* NResource::germanUmlautsToTeX(&s); */ out_ << s.utf8() << ' '; If this doesn't help to: s.replace(whiteSpaces_, "_"); removeExceptsFromString(&s, true); /* NResource::germanUmlautsToTeX(&s); */ out_ << s.latin1() << ' '; And if this doesn't help: s.replace(whiteSpaces_, "_"); removeExceptsFromString(&s, true); /* NResource::germanUmlautsToTeX(&s); */ out_ << s.unicode() << ' '; -- J.Anders, Chemnitz, GERMANY ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
