Re: UTF-8 in OGRE

Hi Leon,

On Friday 24 February 2006 15:02, Leon Bottou wrote:
> [snip]
> > Could I have missed something? There's nothing new that 
> > needs to be done in the end user code for an ogre window, is there?
> 
> That is done already!
> Once you have compiled, you can type  (x11-fontname "times-18")
> If the answer is something like ":family=times:pixelsize=18" you are done.
> Otherwise you get something like "-adobe-times-...-*-*-iso8859-1" and no.
> 
> To print japanese you need to select the proper font anyway.
> With the latest CVS you can simply type (font ":lang=ja:pixelsize=16") 
> and it should find one if you have one installed.
> 

Alright! I can use multiple languages now in a text pane (i.e. English, French, and Japanese).

I have noticed a problem, the cursor is not aligned with the character. It seems 
to be set to the byte offset of a character in the string and not the printed character 
location in the visible text.

Another issue I am having is not being able to set the font for the window title 
as displayed by the window manager. I tried a few different places (AutoWindowObject,
WindowObject, ogre), but I don't think I am doing it correctly or something. I can't
even get French to display, this was the case recently in the text pane until you 
made a fix. I imagine this is related somehow.

Thanks for all the fixes you made so far. Lush is definitely starting to progress towards
having internationalization support.

Raymond
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