- From: Jakub Kuźniar <address@hidden>
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- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] Problem with polish language
- Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:19:15 +0100
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Dnia piątek, 11 marca 2011 o 10:05:52 Sam Liddicott napisał(a):
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On 11/03/11 08:54, Jakub Kuźniar wrote:
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> 2011/3/11 Sam Liddicott <address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>>
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> On 10/03/11 22:42, Jakub Kuźniar wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I have a problem using TeXmacs with polish language.
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> The problem concerns doing copy/paste text from other programs,
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> into TeXmacs. After pasting, the polish diactric letters are
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> shown as
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> question marks.
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> sample of pasted text:
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> "Indywidualne ?rodki ostro?no?ci"
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> When using Paste from ->Verbatim
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> text is also displayed not correctly but there are used
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> some other unreadable letters.
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> Everything is fine when I write polish letters in TeXmacs. It
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> displays
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> correctly polish letters. What is interesting that when I
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> save such file, and
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> open it with e.g kwrite, I cannot match encoding. This is
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> neither UTF-8 nor
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> iso8859-2.
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> TeXmacs version: 1.0.7.9, qt
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> I think TeXmacs uses Cork encoding which has some symbols that
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> UTF-8 doesn't even have.
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> I think if you cut-n-paste UTF-8 it will work - do you know that
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> your source is UTF-8? What OS are you using?
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> And also if you save as tml format (TeXmacs-xml) the text will be
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> UTF-8 but of course the full format will be XML.
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> Sam
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> Hello ,
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> thank you for resposne.
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> I am using opensuse 11.3, utf-8 here is a default enconding. I am
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> doing copy paste from different sources,
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> text editor like KDE kwrite where I explicitly set UTF-8 enconfig, or
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> from the web browser or libreoffice writer.
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> The TeXmacs exhibit the same behaviour in native windows port. The
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> polish diactric letters are displayed as question marks
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> after pasting. TeXmacs on Linux behaves in that way since many
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> years as I remember. I always try to rewrite some part of the polish
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> text wchich I need to paste into TeXmacs document.
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> I will test saving as tml this evening.
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Now I think some more, what I do when I want to import UTF-8 symbols
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into texmacs is use openoffice-writer to select the symbol, I then
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cut-n-paste to gedit and save that as text, and import it into TeXmacs
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as a new document and then cut-n-paste from that int my main document.
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Sam
Sam,
Thank you, your workaround works. Also after saving as *.tmml, the letters
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saved as utf8, but this has no practical sense for me, I was just courious.
Now I have some way do import bigger portions of text into texmacs.
I am wondering, that problem with copy paste, it is some kind of a bug, or a
technical problem for which some kind of solution should be implemented ?
I am not sure but just after starting to play with texmacs long time ago,
it was about year 2002, I think that this copy paste functionality worked
with
texts in non latin encondings. But maybe I am wrong...
Kuba
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