Hi,
My native language is Turkish. Most of installed fonts in my OS (Vista SP1) supports Turkish. I use "Verdana" Font. When I start to use "Verdana" font, Some classes doesn't display the my native Turkish characters. I noticed that when I define font, I though there is something wrong with CharSet. I wrote the oFont:nCharSet := 1 after when I define the fonts. It really works. But some classes continue to write the wrong charset. When I look the classes (for example xbrowse, msgbar), I realized that these classes has DEFINE FONT description.
This is the Font problem. I have changed the default variable nCharSet := 1 like below in Font.prg.
Line 97:
and I have NO PROBLEM. All of classes that I used and tested can write now my native language character Set.
I wonder if anyone suffer from this problem like me. I think This is the SOLUTION.
My native language is Turkish. Most of installed fonts in my OS (Vista SP1) supports Turkish. I use "Verdana" Font. When I start to use "Verdana" font, Some classes doesn't display the my native Turkish characters. I noticed that when I define font, I though there is something wrong with CharSet. I wrote the oFont:nCharSet := 1 after when I define the fonts. It really works. But some classes continue to write the wrong charset. When I look the classes (for example xbrowse, msgbar), I realized that these classes has DEFINE FONT description.
This is the Font problem. I have changed the default variable nCharSet := 1 like below in Font.prg.
Line 97:
lStrikeOut := .f., nCharSet := 1, nOutPrecision := 0,;and I have NO PROBLEM. All of classes that I used and tested can write now my native language character Set.
I wonder if anyone suffer from this problem like me. I think This is the SOLUTION.
Regards,
Hakan ONEMLI
Harbour & MSVC 2022 & FWH 23.06
Hakan ONEMLI
Harbour & MSVC 2022 & FWH 23.06
