why not use "dia"? it's a much better software and better maintained
(and works better) - and since it's based on a more modern toolkit - has
more chance of supporting hebrew.
--guy
On 04/14/2012 08:57 AM, Avraham Rosenberg wrote:
Dear all
In an attempt to use xfig with Hebrew text, I started it with:
xfig -international -geometry 1500x990+0+0 -metric -showlengths -startgridmode
1 -free 5 ₋-specialtext -latexfonts -startlatexFont default
The system answered with:
xfig: this input-method doesn't support OffTheSpot input style
xfig: using ROOT input style instead
The meaning of which I do not know.
I switched to Hebrew unicode fonts, but I was unable to input any text.
Looking at the xfig help I guess that I should have told it which key
combination switches the font... Is that so?
But first: 1-What are these input methods -where can I learn about them?
2-Is it at all possible to input Hebrew text in xfig, and
then what should I do ?
My system is Debian squezze, locale C, xorg version 1:7.5+8, window
manager: fluxbox, no X input method defined.
Thanks, Avraham
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