Creating Korean String

Hi

For a test I create a korean string using:

String with: (Character value: 50976) with: (Character
value: 47532) with: (Character value: 47484)

Should this work everywhere?

Cheers
Philippe
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Works on VisualWorks 7.5,

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it seems that it does not work. My question is that what kind of encoding
does the string has? My image does have font for UTF8 encoded korean
string. But your code does not show me a valid korean string. just
'???' is displayed.

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   From: Philippe Marschall <[hidden email]>
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   Sent: 07-07-25 05:13:06
   Subject: Re: [Seaside] Creating Korean String

  Hi

For a test I create a korean string using:

String with: (Character value: 50976) with: (Character
value: 47532) with: (Character value: 47484)

Should this work everywhere?

Cheers
Philippe
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it seems that it does not work. My question is that what kind of encoding
does the string has? My image does have font for UTF8 encoded korean
string. But your code does not show me a valid korean string. just
'???' is displayed.

----- Original Message -----
   From: Philippe Marschall <[hidden email]>
   To: Seaside - general discussion <[hidden email]>
   Sent: 07-07-25 05:13:06
   Subject: Re: [Seaside] Creating Korean String

  Hi

For a test I create a korean string using:

String with: (Character value: 50976) with: (Character
value: 47532) with: (Character value: 47484)

Should this work everywhere?

Cheers
Philippe
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2007/7/25, "S.J.Chun" <[hidden email]>:
> it seems that it does not work.
> My question is that what kind of encoding
> does the string has?

"new Squeak"

> My image does have font for UTF8 encoded korean
> string. But your code does not show me a valid korean string. just
> '???' is displayed.

That is not enough proof to me that creating the string doesn't work.

Cheers
Philippe

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 "new Squeak" means it uses other encoding system than one in 3.8? Hmm if so,
my result is very normal :-)

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   From: Philippe Marschall <[hidden email]>
   To: "\"S.J.Chun\"" <[hidden email]>, Seaside - general discussion <[hidden email]>
   Sent: 07-07-26 02:49:39
   Subject: Re: Re: [Seaside] Creating Korean String

  2007/7/25, "S.J.Chun" <[hidden email]>:
> it seems that it does not work.
> My question is that what kind of encoding
> does the string has?

"new Squeak"

> My image does have font for UTF8 encoded korean
> string. But your code does not show me a valid korean string. just
> '???' is displayed.

That is not enough proof to me that creating the string doesn't work.

Cheers
Philippe


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  Philippe,

> For a test I create a korean string using:
>
> String with: (Character value: 50976) with: (Character
> value: 47532) with: (Character value: 47484)
>
> Should this work everywhere?

  It depends on what you mean by "work".  In anycase, these should be
created with leadingChar:code: like (assuming these code point are valid):

String with: (Character leadingChar: 7 code: 50976) with: (Character
leadingChar: 7 code: 47532) with: (Character leadingChar: 7 code:
47484)

  Then, you should be able to render the string with existing font file for Korean.

-- Yoshiki
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2007/7/30, Yoshiki Ohshima <[hidden email]>:
That's not how it will be created when I a web application is used.

Philippe
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