>For some systems "iw_IL" will be required instead of "he_IL".
>As for KDE: what version of QT do you have?
kde 2.1.1 qt 2.3,
> also biditext beheaves un-normal: it shows every word by itself OK, but
the
> sentence backward: for example Ichanged the album to "rishon sheni" in
> hebrew, and I saw the "rhison" in left of the right. When I log in without
> the LC_TYPE
>[ From any bash shell: 'LC_CTYPE=he_IL biditext xmms' . No need to logout
>just to change the environemnt ]
so every time I type "xmms" it will run biditext xmms, with LC_CTYPE==he_IL?
please explain as I said I am still learning linux.
>> I see it OK, also in windows it looks OK. The second and third
>> parameters are the programs name to apply? (I know thease newbie are
>> questions, sorry, but I do not want to post this subject to gnubies-il
now
>> since I started here)
>What version of biditext are you using?
I am using 0.3.2, from mandrake 7.2, it look identical to the original from
iglu.
>You can always rebuild Xlibs with biditext in the source, and thus you
>won't have to LD_PRELOAD it. Not that I know of anybody who tried this...
This should be submited to xfree86 no? it will be great to have bidi support
as a part of X, as it should be. On some file (/etc/x11/bidichars) you set
the chars to be mapped as bidi, and when it finds them just reverse them and
write the text normally. That will fix QT3 and GTK1.3 (or GTK2?)
>You will still be able to see turkish as part of a unicode-encoded
>document. You will not be able to set your font to a pure latin-turkish
>font. BTW: you can replace 9 with 5 (some kyrilic encoding) or 6
>(arabic) or 7 (greek).
>you can add iso-10646-1 lines. Just keep in mind to update the lines count
>in the first line
I am almost sure I can do it in perl, how do I do it?
- Diego
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