1) Not all characters in unicode section of the Wxpython Demo are
visible (namely Chinese and Korean in Miscellaneous => Unicode).
Can I set the my font somewhere so that they are ?
2) I am creating add-on tool for a program that only partly
supports Unicode: I need to know the current
keyboard layout used in Windows so that in those cases
I write text using non-unicode character set. Any ideas to
access that information. I would hate to force the user
to inform my application about it by using
"my language" -selector.
1) Not all characters in unicode section of the Wxpython Demo are
visible (namely Chinese and Korean in Miscellaneous => Unicode).
Can I set the my font somewhere so that they are ?
I think that if you have the right fonts installed it should be automatic. I didn't have to do anything special in the demo anyway. It's been a while though so I may have forgotten something.
2) I am creating add-on tool for a program that only partly
supports Unicode: I need to know the current
keyboard layout used in Windows so that in those cases
I write text using non-unicode character set. Any ideas to
access that information. I would hate to force the user
to inform my application about it by using
"my language" -selector.
It's probably available from some Win32 API, but not from wxWindows...
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