Andreas Vox wrote:
>> > | I think there are two solutions for this problem. Best one is
>> > | modifying buffer code to accept and understand utf8. This will make
>> > | it possible to generate and use utf8 encoded files (something we aim
>> > | in our distribution).
>
> Merhaba!
>
> Changing the buffer code would imply a change from 8bit chars to
> 16/32bit chars. So this is a solution that will take a lot of time.
>
> OTOH producing utf-8 latex would be much simpler. Since it all goes
> through an ostream, one would only need a latin-9 to utf-8 recoding
> ostream an add the correcct \usepackage[..]{inputencoding} .
>
> Why is UTF-8 so important to you? Is iso-8859-9 not good enough?
I think you miss the point. He's talking about the display of the
"Navigate" menu entries which are populated from the contents of the
buffer. A "real" solution might be to have menu items that derive from
QContentPane, but it seems trivial enough to go part way and translate the
string to the utf-8 that Qt understands.
--
Angus
