iso8859-9 problemForum: DSL Tips and Tricks Topic: iso8859-9 problem started by: usooph  Posted by usooph on Nov. 23 2005,01:38  
        hi allI have been trying to figure out how to change language, character set, country settings for a week no chance main problem occured with my new application I wrote it on kylix+ibx (actually delphi clx+ crosskylix) everything works fine until now I can see all the buttons and labels in ISO8859-9(TURKISH) because (my opinion) my application uses its own charset. But the database related fields like dbedit, dbgrid or any label gets data from db dont show characters correctly. I couldnt see any tool or option to change lang or charset in DSL. I am using default english iso8859-1 now. any help appreciated. thanks  Posted by mikshaw on Nov. 23 2005,04:37  
        DSL doesn't have built-in language support, and from what I understand it won't have it.  DSL is maintained by a very small group of American English-speaking people....any internationalization will need to be done externally.
   Posted by usooph on Nov. 23 2005,06:28  
        I think u r not aware of dsl 2.0it has lang option in the boot screen but it loses the settings after hd install  Posted by mikshaw on Nov. 23 2005,16:01  
        As far as I know, that is mainly for keyboard support.  Just about everything else is English-only.As always, someone please correct me if I'm wrong.  Posted by usooph on Nov. 23 2005,16:13  
        I thought what u saidit is changing all locale settings, not only keyboard check system status tool, u ll see it  Posted by cbagger01 on Nov. 23 2005,17:36  
        Yes, but since all of the application-related locale information has been stripped out of the DSL livecd to save disk space, the end result will still be an English-only language system.Unless you install additional programs via other methods like Synaptic, for exmaple.  Posted by usooph on Nov. 24 2005,06:16  
        any solutions?
   Posted by struppi on Nov. 24 2005,13:04  
        i don't need german speaking software, but i need äöüß on my keyboard. :-D
   Posted by JohnML on Nov. 25 2005,09:35  
        perhaps you just have to change fonts of your application. I had a similiar problem and changed application default font to Times and that worked
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