Georg Baum wrote:
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
I have converted by hand Intro.lyx:
D:\program\lyx-msvc\Resources\lyx2lyx>python lyx2lyx -t 249 -o
.\Intro.lyx ..\doc\Intro.lyx
The resulting file seems to have the correct version number:
#LyX 1.5.0svn created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
\lyxformat 249
But the characters are still displayed in Chinese...
Don't you have a decent text editor that allows you to set the encoding of a
text file manually? If you open the file in such an editor (vim or kate on
linux, there are others) you can quickly check whether the encoding is
correct: Set it to utf8, and look how it is displayed. Set it to latin1,
and see how that looks. One of two should look OK, but none should look
chinese, because utf8 and latin do not differ in the ASCII range.
None of the editors I have allows that. I'll try to install vim or xemacs.
From your other post (newly inserted characters are OK) I suspect that your
iconv is broken. Try to experiment with the iconv_convert calls in
unicode.C.
I am compiling Lars suggested change right now.
Abdel.
