#442920 ydpdict: Doesn't show Polish chars with ISO-8859-2

Package:
ydpdict
Source:
ydpdict
Submitter:
Robert Luberda
Date:
2010-08-07 11:33:03 UTC
Severity:
normal
#442920#5
Date:
2007-09-17 21:12:38 UTC
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When locale is set to pl_PL (so the charmap is ISO-8859-2), ydpdict
doesn't display Polish characters, e.g:

 ydpdict-0.99.2                                              (C)
Copyright 1998-2007 Wojtek Kaniewski
                        x
  [__________________]  x  a^2 [É~Y] (przed samogĹ~BoskÄ~E lub niemym h:
[skipped]
   a.                   x  1. a book/girl ksiÄ~EĹźka/dziewczyna
   AA                   x
   AAA                  x  an apple jabĹ~Bko
   A & R                x
[skipped]
   abacus               x
   abandon              x  there's a Mr Cox on the phone dzwoni jakiĹ~[
pan Cox
   abandoned            x


Best Regards,
robert
#442920#12
Date:
2007-09-18 17:27:27 UTC
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Hi Wojtek,

Please have a look at the attached bugreport. I can also reproduce it on
my system.

Please keep 442920-forwarded@bugs.debian.org address on the Cc line when
replying.
#442920#15
Date:
2007-09-18 17:27:27 UTC
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Hi Wojtek,

Please have a look at the attached bugreport. I can also reproduce it on
my system.

Please keep 442920-forwarded@bugs.debian.org address on the Cc line when
replying.
#442920#20
Date:
2007-09-18 19:13:03 UTC
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Marcin Owsiany wrote:

UTF-8 requirement was one of the design decisions -- the whole world
switches to Unicode and the previous UTF-8 support was virtually
impossible to fix. At the moment I can suggest looking for some
on-the-fly encoding converter.

Regards,
Wojtek
#442920#21
Date:
2007-09-18 19:13:03 UTC
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To:
Marcin Owsiany wrote:

UTF-8 requirement was one of the design decisions -- the whole world
switches to Unicode and the previous UTF-8 support was virtually
impossible to fix. At the moment I can suggest looking for some
on-the-fly encoding converter.

Regards,
Wojtek