font problem of wxPython on redhat 9?

Hi, group,
               I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

        ../configure --with-gtk \
                     --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                     --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                     --with-opengl \
                     --enable-geometry \
                     --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

We compiled wxPython 2.4.1.2 with Python 2.3.1 on RedHat 8 but with
GTK2, specifically gtk2-2.0.6-8. It runs without any text problems.

/Jean Brouwers

Chunlei Wu wrote:

···

Hi, group,
              I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

       ../configure --with-gtk \
                    --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                    --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                    --with-opengl \
                    --enable-geometry \
                    --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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It *might* be a locale problem... I remember having some strange
scintilla font problems on RH8 (only scintilla), I'm currently using RH9
with very much the same options below - works as advertised.

Try forcing the locale to something 'standard' in your .bashrc eg:
export LANG=en_US

···

On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 19:52, Chunlei Wu wrote:

Hi, group,
               I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem
following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

        ../configure --with-gtk \
                     --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                     --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                     --with-opengl \
                     --enable-geometry \
                     --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character
for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly.
Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like
above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org
and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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I suspected it may relate with the unicode support of redhat 9. But I could not build with gtk2 because our system doesn't have gtk2-devel-2.2.1-4 installed. Any body has the pre-built binary with gtk2 supported?

Thanks.

Chunlei

Jean Brouwers wrote:

···

We compiled wxPython 2.4.1.2 with Python 2.3.1 on RedHat 8 but with
GTK2, specifically gtk2-2.0.6-8. It runs without any text problems.

/Jean Brouwers

Chunlei Wu wrote:

Hi, group,
              I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

       ../configure --with-gtk \
                    --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                    --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                    --with-opengl \
                    --enable-geometry \
                    --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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Just to make sure, we did *not* build with unicode support enabled.

/Jean Brouwers

CL WU wrote:

···

I suspected it may relate with the unicode support of redhat 9. But I could not build with gtk2 because our system doesn't have gtk2-devel-2.2.1-4 installed. Any body has the pre-built binary with gtk2 supported?

Thanks.

Chunlei

Jean Brouwers wrote:

We compiled wxPython 2.4.1.2 with Python 2.3.1 on RedHat 8 but with
GTK2, specifically gtk2-2.0.6-8. It runs without any text problems.

/Jean Brouwers

Chunlei Wu wrote:

Hi, group,
              I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

       ../configure --with-gtk \
                    --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                    --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                    --with-opengl \
                    --enable-geometry \
                    --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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Great! I changed "LANG" into "en_US", then problem solved. It was "en_US.UTF-8" before.

Thank you all.

Chunlei

Thys Meintjes wrote:

···

It *might* be a locale problem... I remember having some strange
scintilla font problems on RH8 (only scintilla), I'm currently using RH9
with very much the same options below - works as advertised.

Try forcing the locale to something 'standard' in your .bashrc eg:
export LANG=en_US

On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 19:52, Chunlei Wu wrote:

Hi, group,
              I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

       ../configure --with-gtk \
                    --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                    --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                    --with-opengl \
                    --enable-geometry \
                    --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org
and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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Interesting, in our case LANG is set to 'en_US.UTF_8' also. And after
changing LANG to 'en_US' wxPython still works fine for text display.

/Jean Brouwers

CL WU wrote:

···

Great! I changed "LANG" into "en_US", then problem solved. It was "en_US.UTF-8" before.

Thank you all.

Chunlei

Thys Meintjes wrote:

It *might* be a locale problem... I remember having some strange
scintilla font problems on RH8 (only scintilla), I'm currently using RH9
with very much the same options below - works as advertised.
Try forcing the locale to something 'standard' in your .bashrc eg:
export LANG=en_US

On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 19:52, Chunlei Wu wrote:

Hi, group,
              I built wxPython-2.4.1.2 on redhat 9 without any problem following the instruction of README.1st.txt.

       ../configure --with-gtk \
                    --prefix=$HOME/lib/wxPython \
                    --enable-rpath=$HOME/lib/wxPython/lib \
                    --with-opengl \
                    --enable-geometry \
                    --enable-optimise

And my gtk version is 1.2.10-25.

Then I start a wxPython app. It runs ok except that the every character for the menu, tab and dialog, etc. followed by a space. It looks ugly. Anybody know what's going on?

I built wxPython in our old redhat7.1 before without any problem like above. I also tried to use the pre-built binary from www.wxpython.org
and it has the same problem.

Thanks.

Chunlei

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