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List:       koffice-devel
Subject:    Re: How to insert unusual characters in KWord?
From:       Nicolas Goutte <nicog () snafu ! de>
Date:       2001-10-27 23:07:44
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On Sunday, 28. October 2001 00:06, shaheed wrote:
>  > To enter chars for a KWord file:
> > > XML files take escaped characters: &#131; or &#1234;
> >
> > That is for decimal values, if you want hexadecimal one use something
> > like (note the x after #)
> >
> > &#x20;
>
> Hmmm. AFAICS, the "Insert->Special Character" dialog adds the value to the
> XML <TEXT> </TEXT> as binary, not escaped in any way as you indicate. Are
> we talking about the same thing here?

I am not saying that you *must* escape it! You *can* escape it. Escaping is 
for example useful with a text editor that cannot use UTF-8.

For example, A and &#65; are the same things in XML, the upper case letter A. 

By the way, as you are "debugging" fonts, you could perhaps use the qfd 
example programm of QT3 (in the directory examples/qfd .) With it you could 
perhaps find out if your problem is more a KWord problem or more a QT problem.

Have a nice day/evening/night!

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