All strings in my app are in the Windows-1250 charset
and are displayed correctly. Only in the tool tips
they are displayed incorrectly (as if in a different charset,
i guess isolatin-1).
Is there a way to set the font for the tool tips or a character set?
Or maybe some other way top make it display correctly?
Thank you.
Jirka Mikulasek
ps.: win2000, wxpython 2.3.3.1 (not sure about this, i am not at home
right now)
All strings in my app are in the Windows-1250 charset
and are displayed correctly. Only in the tool tips
they are displayed incorrectly (as if in a different charset, i guess isolatin-1).
Is there a way to set the font for the tool tips or a character set?
Or maybe some other way top make it display correctly?
Please enter a bug report about this, with a wxMSW category.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
All strings in my app are in the Windows-1250 charset
and are displayed correctly. Only in the tool tips
they are displayed incorrectly (as if in a different charset, i guess isolatin-1).
Is there a way to set the font for the tool tips or a character set?
Or maybe some other way top make it display correctly?
Please enter a bug report about this, with a wxMSW category.
I would like to fix this in C++, any hints where to look?
All strings in my app are in the Windows-1250 charset
and are displayed correctly. Only in the tool tips
they are displayed incorrectly (as if in a different charset, i guess isolatin-1).
Is there a way to set the font for the tool tips or a character set?
Or maybe some other way top make it display correctly?
Please enter a bug report about this, with a wxMSW category.
I would like to fix this in C++, any hints where to look?
My first guess is src/msw/window.cpp in wxWindowMSW::HandleTooltipNotify
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!