Antonio,
Any update?.
Thank you.,
Antonio,
Any update?.
Thank you.,
John,
We are working on it, not ready yet
Other version XP to install Chinese word module
by ShumingWang » Thu Oct 20, 2011 11:04 am
If your operating system is XP, you first need to install the following way 'East Asian language support package'.
1, go to Control Panel - Date, Time, Language and Regional Options - Regional and Language Options - Languages ​​tab, check the Install files for East Asian Languages ​​- Advanced tab, select the first drop-down box Chinese (PRC), and then check the following list of items related to all Chinese - OK. Will be asked to insert the Windows XP installation CD to install East Asian language pack. Then, to make the program the system to display Chinese or Chinese website, should also be in the IE browser's top menu on the Tools - Internet Options - General tab, click Add in the bottom of Languages ​​and select Chinese [zh] - OK.
2, the installation is complete, call the Chinese input method: Please go to Control Panel - Date, Time, Language and Regional Options - Regional and Language Options - Languages ​​tab - Details - Settings tab - Add - In the Input Language drop-down box select Chinese (PRC) - in the Keyboard layout / IME drop-down box to select the input method to use - OK - but also again in the lower part of the key Settings window to set shortcut keys to facilitate the rapid call for future input method - OK.
3, If the above list is not on your favorite input method, such as five-stroke input method, etc., please download the plug-in software from other websites or IME built-in input, external input directly from the Start - All Programs called, built-in IME press into the 2-point method to add IME list is selected.
Antonio,
Is there any update?.
Thanks.
ukservice wrote:
Is there any update?.
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Hello,
Any update?
Thanks.
Hello again,
Any update?. I have a customer interested in our software but he needs to use chinese in get.
Thank you.
ukservice wrote:Hello again,
Any update?. I have a customer interested in our software but he needs to use chinese in get.
Thank you.
John,
Actually the only solution is to use FWH Class TEdit instead of Class TGet
// Testing two characters support GETs (China, etc.)
#include "FiveWin.ch"
function Main()
local oDlg, oEdit, cGet := "a normal GET "
DEFINE DIALOG oDlg TITLE "Testing two characters support for GETs" ;
COLOR 0, GetSysColor( 15 ) SIZE 600,600
oEdit = TEdit():New( 2, 3,, oDlg, 200, 10 )
// METHOD New( nRow, nCol, bSetGet, oWnd, nWidth, nHeight ) CLASS TEdit
oEdit:SetText( "Hello" )
@ 5,3 GET cGet OF oDlg
@ 6, 4 BUTTON "Class" ACTION MsgInfo( oEdit:GetText(), "Get Text" ) ;
SIZE 80, 23
ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg CENTERED
return nilJohn,
No, it is not documented yet, anyhow is a simple wrapper for a standard Windows Edit control.
If we do that we will break lots of FWH users applications. No way.
The written text is unicode and you can use non-unicode functions to display it. In example: Instead of using Windows API MessageBoxA(), MessageBoxW() has to be used. Also, instead of using GetWindowTextA(), GetWindowTextW() has to be used. Windows translates many of its functions to <name>A or <name>W depending if unicode is used or not.
Antonio,
Thanks for reply.
Anyway, I need to use GET as the user should use chinese chars in every get.
Maybe Richard could help you to modify TGET class for all the comunity.
Thanks.
Antonio Linares wrote:
2. If we do that we will break lots of FWH users applications. No way.
  @ 6, 4 BUTTON "Class" ACTION ShowText( oEdit:hWnd ) ;
   SIZE 80, 23
...
#pragma BEGINDUMP
#include <windows.h>
HB_FUNC( SHOWTEXT )
{
  LPWSTR pText[ 200 ];
 Â
  GetWindowTextW( ( HWND ) hb_parnl( 1 ), pText, 200 );
  MessageBoxW( 0, pText, L"Info", MB_ICONINFORMATION );
}
#pragma ENDDUMP