Re: Do we need to download

Thomas Arendsen Hein <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.bug-tracking.roundup.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
* John P. Rouillard <[email protected]> [20160612 02:56]:
> Is anybody usning roundup with Asian lanuages that has *not* had to
> explicitly install the CJKCodecs?
> 
> I took an example piece of Japanese text and was able to paste it into
> a demo.py tracker from the current development version. I saw the
> Japanese characters properly displayed. I was able to cut/paste them
> from the demo tracker into google translate and get a valid tranlation
> to English.

I assume you have tested UTF-8 mails, which indeed work fine with
characters from various languages.

But for Japanese there are the Shift_JIS (aka sjis), ISO-2022-JP and
EUC-JP encodings, and I assume there are similar encodings for
Chinese and Korean characters. This needs to be tested, too.

Maybe just adjust the text to say something like
"CJKCodecs is probably needed for Asian languages when using
encodings other than UTF-8"

Regards,
Thomas

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