Hello.
I have made a swedish translation of The Sword for Windows.
I include the files here from uilocales.d\ .
I hope I send them to the right place.
.Johannes Heikkinen<><>
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Cheers, I fixed it by uppercasing the keys I use within Cocoa. Also how
does this apply to letters like the German ß which I know translates to
'SS' when I capitalise things? (eßen -> ESSEN)
Thanks --Will
On 18 May 2004, at 11:19, Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
The dictionary keys are stored in in upp
finally found out what this was - automake 1.6 is less flexible than
1.7 is with the way you set up conditional compilation, fixed in CVS.
also committed your cvsignore files
Regards,
Daniel
On 18 May 2004, at 00:34, David's Mailing List and Spam Receiver wrote:
When I try to run autogen.sh I get
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> We probably broke the non-ICU/non-supplied toupper code. I'll have a
> look at it soon. (or Joachim could see why the old logic isn't getting
> called in this configuration (hint-wink).
the default StringMgr::upperUTF8 call did nothing, I fixed it
The dictionary keys are stored in in uppercase if language-applicable.
So when you search for Aaron, the lexicon driver algo does a binary
search for AARON. If its toupper fails, then a logical binary search
for Aaron would effectively produce Baal, (a > Z) so Aaron would
logically be filed af
Christian,
I really don't know either. It might even predate my joining Sword. It
is definitely pretty old. We could start from scratch with the copyright
owner, if no one knows where it came from and no one has any
documentation.
--Chris
Thanks for the information, Chris, and sorry for taki
