Sorry,
But all 3 of those implementation (Qt, IBM, and GTK+) have this problem, but on
the Windows side - apart from Windows NT Internal hebrew (which also got this
problem) - Windows 9x/ME and IE 4.x/5.x seems to "fix" this bug..
And as I said - we're really in a problem here with it.
BTW - The QT implementation of Bidi on Konqueror (and KMail) is the exact
implementation on QT 3.
Oh, and for those who want to try the Anti Aliasing trick (which gives some
great visibility to X windows) - hold on until QT 2.3 will be out. It will be
implemented on other non Latin fonts as well..
Hetz
Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
>
> On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 04:22:30PM +0200, Ely Levy wrote:
> > You might be kidding on yor last e-mail,
> > but just think for a sec what would happen if gtk and qt won't implemant
> > the bidi on the same exact way.
> > that would create HUGE mess preventing people from trying to adjust thier
> > programs to use bidi.
> > same if mozilla and konquarer would show hebrew in a diffrent way.
> > luckly for us must of them chose fbidi as the way the implemant it,
>
> Mozilla uses IBM's own BIDI engine which doesn't fix the hypen bug.
> GTK+ uses fribidi which doesn't fix the hypen bug either.
>
> We'll see what the 3rd implementation (Qt) chooses.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Ilya Konstantinov
>
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