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List:       koffice
Subject:    Re: An internationalization patch of KSpread and KChart
From:       Toshitaka Fujioka <tositaka () soft ! kusa ! ac ! jp>
Date:       2000-12-02 17:30:59
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Hello.

David Faure wrote:

> Why isn't it enough to call fromLocal8Bit in kaiman ?

In Japan, "Shift JIS" is used under Microsoft Windows,
and "EUC-JP" is used under UNIX.
Almost all the MP3's tags are written under Windows.


> What's QT_UNICODE and why do you force latin1 in khtml ?

QT_UNICODE is a macro defined in "qt-m17n" patch.
This patch extends ISO 8859-1 to Unicode
and displays Unicode characters without locale support.

> You changed .ascii in .latin1 in korganizer, but they do the same thing :)

The reason is because QString::ascii() became obsolete by Qt2.2.1
reference doc.

> The korganizer patch shows some interesting errors though.

I'm very sorry. I reexamine in detail once again.

> What's m17n ? :)

KPresenter can accept only U+0000-U+00FF characters.
An abolishment of this limitation means multilingualization, I think.


# It is Toshihiro Inoue and Takeda that answered your questions.


I tried to use CVS (HEAD branch) of 01/12.
About internationalization of KSpread and KChart.
KSpread did not include a problem. However, KChart include a problem.
A problem is for Japanese after a number to disappear with "KChart Data
Editor".

I made a patch. I will attach a patch.

Bye.


["koffice-kchart-i18n-20001203.diff" (text/plain)]

diff -ur koffice.org/kchart/parser.cc koffice/kchart/parser.cc
--- koffice.org/kchart/parser.cc	Sat Dec  2 20:55:33 2000
+++ koffice/kchart/parser.cc	Sun Dec  3 02:00:00 2000
@@ -212,8 +212,13 @@
 {
     res = 0;
     char ch = get_c();
-    if ( !isdigit(ch) )
-	return String;
+    /*if ( !isdigit(ch) )
+	return String;*/
+	do {
+		if ( !isdigit(ch=get_c()) )
+			return String;
+		count++;
+	} while ( count != (int)current->text.length() );
     do {
 	res = res*10 + ch - '0';
     } while (isdigit(ch=get_c()));


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