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| 0000966 | NetSurf | [All Projects] General | public | 2006-02-19 02:23 | 2006-07-11 00:41 | ||||
| Reporter | sclaes | ||||||||
| Assigned To | Sourceforge Import placeholder | ||||||||
| Severity | minor | Reproducibility | have not tried | ||||||
| Status | closed | Resolution | fixed | ||||||
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| Target Version | Fixed in Version | ||||||||
| Summary | 0000966: global history and encodings | ||||||||
| Description | I have configured UTF8 as the current alphabet because it solves some problems. It enables me to use more than one charset: I can choose another keyboard driver to select chars from another charset. (I can even use this when I rename files or directories.) But there are still some problems... If a title of a webpage is iso8859-9 encoded (latin5) and the title contains e.g. a dotlessi (\xFD) then an yacute is displayed instead of this dotlessi. I can understand this because the yacute has the same code (\xFD). It is just a char form another char set (iso8859-1 aka latin1) But if I enter a search string in Altavista (or Google) that contains a dotlessi then the resulting url is displayed incorrectly in the global history. The dotlessi is not replaced by an yacute (as expected) but as a ccedilla. Why? | ||||||||
| Additional Information | sclaes added a note on Tue Jul 11 13:25:24 2006 Logged In: YES user_id=1055477 Is NS always sending 'Accept-charset: iso-8859-1' to the server? BTW: why not add this to the choices file? (e.g. after the 'accept-language: ' entry) sclaes added a note on Tue Jul 11 11:02:59 2006 Logged In: YES user_id=1055477 NS doesn't use the current alphabet at all. :-( I changed the alphabet to latin-5 and the configured country to turkey and I removed the obey file that changed the alphabet to UTF8. But when I go to altavista.com, I still get the webpage in latin-1. Why? sclaes added a note on Tue Jul 11 10:49:45 2006 Logged In: YES user_id=1055477 Excellent. There are still some problems with altavista though. For some reason altavista insists on using latin-1 and it replaces the dotless i (in the search string) with \x8f \xe7... I changed the preferred_language entry in the choices file but that didn't make any difference. ICBW but I think NS doesn't use the current alphabet (on my computer it is changed to UTF8 by an obey file in !Boot.choices.boot.predesk) when requesting a webpage (from altavista). Is there any way to change this? BTW: the title of a webpage is still displayed in latin-1 (instead of e.g. latin-5: <http://www.osmanli.org.tr/>) not_ginger_matt added a note on Tue Jul 11 01:41:17 2006 Logged In: YES user_id=999199 Trees are now rendered using rufl rather than wimp_ploticon, thus should display UTF8 correctly. Imported from sourceforge bug http://sourceforge.net/support/tracker.php?aid=1434430 on Tue Dec 10 17:34:12 2013 | ||||||||
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| 2013-12-10 17:41 | Vincent Sanders | New Issue | |
| 2013-12-10 17:41 | Vincent Sanders | Assigned To | => Sourceforge Import placeholder |
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