Hello Mikhail, Sunday, September 18, 2005, 2:10:20 AM, you wrote:
> Having rebuilt LyX-1.3.6 to use XForms instead of Qt, I'm seeing a > different problem enterying Cyrillics. > Whatever I type is no longer ignored as it was under Qt, but shown using > a different encoding. Looks like iso8859-1 symbols, rather than KOI8-U. > What else is there to set and why is it not set automatically based on > the value of LANG environment variable? Thanks! For a starter: Are you sure the screen fonts you set in the Preferences really support KOI8-U (i.e. have all the requried glyphs)? Also: What kind of input method you're using -- LyX native (kmaps), or XKB? PS: There's a good chapter on i18n in the LyX user guide, it should probably give you some pointers. PPS: IMHO, KOI8-R/U are not really suitable for LyX -- you won't see some of the important chars on screen (such as the qoutes, e.g.), although they will appear in DVI. Better switch to (shudder) cp1251, at least for LyX. -- WBR, Andrei Popov Using LyX 1.3.4 on Linux
