National characters on display

National characters on display

Postby Grzegorz » Fri Dec 14, 2007 3:57 pm

How to force Windows CE on Psion to display polish national characters?

function Main()

local oWnd, oFont

Request Hb_Lang_PLWIN
Request Hb_CodePage_PLWIN

Hb_LangSelect ('PLWIN')
Hb_SetCodePage ('PLWIN')

DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "times" SIZE 10, 18

DEFINE WINDOW oWnd TITLE "Tutor05"

@ 1, 2 SAY cmonth( date() ) FONT oFont

return

The names of month are on polish language but specific polish characters are replaced with Western language characters.
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Postby Antonio Linares » Fri Dec 14, 2007 4:05 pm

Grzegorz,

> specific polish characters are replaced with Western language characters

Do those polish characters look fine in Pocket Word using the same font ?
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Postby Grzegorz » Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:25 am

Antonio Linares wrote:Grzegorz,

> specific polish characters are replaced with Western language characters

Do those polish characters look fine in Pocket Word using the same font ?


No, this characters are the same like in FiveWin, Alt + 241 = ñ, instead of ń. Polish characters are displey only in names if months in system calendar.
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Postby Antonio Linares » Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:06 am

Have you properly configured your Pocket PC in Settings-System-Regional Settings-Region ?
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Postby Grzegorz » Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:37 am

Antonio Linares wrote:Have you properly configured your Pocket PC in Settings-System-Regional Settings-Region ?


In Regional Settings Properties J have Polish in Your Locale but User Interface Language is not available ( is English ).
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Postby Antonio Linares » Mon Dec 17, 2007 11:09 am

If Polish is not supported by Windows Mobile (it seems quite strange), then you may need to build your own function to properly translate your chars into the right ones:

TextToPolish( <cText> ) --> <cPolishText>

Unfortunately we don't know Polish so we can't help you there :-(
but its not a difficult function to build
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Postby Grzegorz » Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:58 pm

Antonio Linares wrote:If Polish is not supported by Windows Mobile (it seems quite strange), then you may need to build your own function to properly translate your chars into the right ones:

TextToPolish( <cText> ) --> <cPolishText>

Unfortunately we don't know Polish so we can't help you there :-(
but its not a difficult function to build


Problem isn't in translate characters to Polish but with display characters on screen.
I test font.prg ( from FWPPC\Source\Classes ) and it seems I can't change fonts. I change font in DEFAULT statment cFaceName.
TWindow() : New()
oF := TWindow() : GetFont()
oF:cFaceName always is MS San Serif
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Postby Antonio Linares » Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:58 pm

Please check in Pocket Word what fonts are availables
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Postby Grzegorz » Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:34 pm

Antonio Linares wrote:Please check in Pocket Word what fonts are availables

I have only WordPad. There are Times New Roman, Courier New, Symbol, Tahoma, Wingdings.
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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Dec 18, 2007 12:28 am

Then you can only use those fonts unless you install more fonts on it.

Please review samples\Test2.prg to see how to manage fonts
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Postby Grzegorz » Tue Dec 18, 2007 8:59 am

Antonio Linares wrote:Then you can only use those fonts unless you install more fonts on it.

Please review samples\Test2.prg to see how to manage fonts


I test this sample:

function Main()

local oWnd, oFont, cChar, oFont1, oFont2, oFont3, oFont4

Request Hb_Lang_PLWIN
Request Hb_CodePage_PLWIN

Hb_LangSelect ('PLWIN')
Hb_SetCodePage ('PLWIN')

DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "Verdana" SIZE 8, -12
DEFINE FONT oFont1 NAME "Courier New" SIZE 8, -12
DEFINE FONT oFont2 NAME "times" SIZE 8, -12
DEFINE FONT oFont3 NAME "Times New Roman" SIZE 8, -12
DEFINE FONT oFont4 NAME "Tahoma" SIZE 8, -12

oFont:nCharSet := 238 // change to East Europe char set
oFont1:nCharSet := 238 // seems to do nothing
oFont2:nCharSet := 238
oFont3:nCharSet := 238
oFont4:nCharSet := 238

DEFINE WINDOW oWnd
cChar := cmonth( date() )

@ 1, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont
@ 2, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont
@ 3, 1 say str( len ( oFont:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont:cFaceName


@ 4, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont1
@ 5, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont1
@ 6, 1 say str( len ( oFont1:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont1:cFaceName


@ 7, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont2
@ 8, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont2
@ 9, 1 say str( len ( oFont2:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont2:cFaceName


@ 10, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont3
@ 11, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont3
@ 12, 1 say str( len ( oFont3:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont3:cFaceName

@ 13, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont4
@ 14, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont4
@ 15, 1 say str( len ( oFont4:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont4:cFaceName

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

oFont:End()

return nil
Instead of Grudzień
ąćęłńóśżź
Courier New
I have Grudzieñ
¹æê³ñ󜿟
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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:24 am

You can not do it this way:
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DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "Verdana" SIZE 8, -12
oFont:nCharSet := 238 // change to East Europe char set

instead, do it this way:
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oFont = TFont():New( "Verdana", -12, 8,,,,,,,, 238 )
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Postby Grzegorz » Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:47 am

Antonio Linares wrote:You can not do it this way:
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DEFINE FONT oFont NAME "Verdana" SIZE 8, -12
oFont:nCharSet := 238 // change to East Europe char set

instead, do it this way:
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oFont = TFont():New( "Verdana", -12, 8,,,,,,,, 238 )


I changed nHeight with nWidth ( 8 and -12 ) and tested it and no change in program behaviour.

function Main()

local oWnd, oFont, cChar, oFont1, oFont2, oFont3, oFont4

Request Hb_Lang_PLWIN
Request Hb_CodePage_PLWIN

Hb_LangSelect ('PLWIN')
Hb_SetCodePage ('PLWIN')

oFont = TFont():New( "Verdana", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
oFont1 = TFont():New( "Courier New", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
oFont2 = TFont():New( "times", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
oFont3 = TFont():New( "Times New Roman", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
oFont4 = TFont():New( "Tahoma", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )


DEFINE WINDOW oWnd
cChar := cmonth( date() )

@ 1, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont
@ 2, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont
@ 3, 1 say str( len ( oFont:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont:cFaceName


@ 4, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont1
@ 5, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont1
@ 6, 1 say str( len ( oFont1:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont1:cFaceName


@ 7, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont2
@ 8, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont2
@ 9, 1 say str( len ( oFont2:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont2:cFaceName


@ 10, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont3
@ 11, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont3
@ 12, 1 say str( len ( oFont3:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont3:cFaceName

@ 13, 1 SAY cCHar SIZE 234, 17 FONT oFont4
@ 14, 1 say "ąćęłńóśżź " FONT oFont4
@ 15, 1 say str( len ( oFont4:cFaceName ) )+' ' +oFont4:cFaceName

ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

oFont:End()

return nil
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Postby Antonio Linares » Tue Dec 18, 2007 10:01 am

Please try this:

oFont = TFont():New( "Verdana", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
MsgInfo( oFont:nCharSet )

and check if it shows 238, thanks
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Postby Grzegorz » Tue Dec 18, 2007 11:00 am

Antonio Linares wrote:Please try this:

oFont = TFont():New( "Verdana", 8, -12, .f., , , , , , , ,238 )
MsgInfo( oFont:nCharSet )

and check if it shows 238, thanks


For all five fonts it return 238 but on display is the same.
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