Open sillysloft opened 18 years ago
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yes, this bug has been reported several times now already, _even_ on sf.net:
#1237760 #1202387
and some more to find. not a trivial problem.
Original comment by: akir
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Hi :)
I've come over this bug too :( Sorry to hear there's no easy solution :(
Maybe the ebuild in this Gentoo bug can be of any help?
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show\_bug.cgi?id=96106
Regards, Crocodil
Original comment by: nobody
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Hi,
I think this should *in theory* work now.
It certainly seems to work given the right font in Xfld form (-*-blah-foo-*-*...)
For some reason, it doesn't want to work for me with Xft fonts. Nor can I find any other *box WMs that do it...
It works in metacity, but it renders the fonts using pango which seems to do glyph based rendering instead of string... I don't fully understand what it does yet, or why the XftDrawString functions don't seem to work...
But that's mainly for your arrows example. Most regular text in your native encoding will probably work properly now if you use svn.
Any chance of getting feedback?
Cheers,
- Simon
Original comment by: rathnor
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Good enough for me...
Down to a "choose the right font" issue now.
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In Fluxbox' window titles, I'm having a strange display of unicode characters. I am runnig Fluxbox on Gentoo with NLS disabled.
This bug has been reported before to http://bugs.gentoo.org/show\_bug.cgi?id=100794
Please have a look at my screenshot. http://home.arcor.de/plsdontreply/fluxbox\_utf8\_bug.jpg This is Mozilla-Firefox running in a Fluxbox-0.9.14 window.
Firefox has two tabstrips, the left one properly displaying the arrows. The window title however displays some rectangles instead of the arrows.
When I change from Fluxbox to using Xsession instead then most characters are displaying correctly, even in the titlebar. http://home.arcor.de/plsdontreply/xsession\_utf8\_bug.png
My settings in "/etc/env.d/02locales" is very simple: LANG="en_US.UTF-8" LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"
To reproduce, please visit http://home.arcor.de/plsdontreply/arrowstitle.html
Reported by: *anonymous