@mvb
1. I managed to make it do the same, once, then tried to put some debug into it, and it's worked ever since :-(
So for now, I cannot reproduce it.
2. Can you provide me with an example of a file with the "funny" characters, as I thought it was handling UTF-8 properly now.
3. That's a known issue with Ubuntu 6.06 - at least, everyone using its default window manager have had issues like that. Changing the Window Manager fixes the problem.
Yeah, now that things have settled down, I intended having a look at implementing that.
It would mean we'd have a "proper" html-view on linux for Max, finally.
@seb
My oops... I noticed that too, but forgot to change it for the last release.
If you want to try a quick hack...
Line 2987 or thereabouts looks like:
gtk_widget_set_size_request(handle, w, Max(h,0))
Just change it to :
gtk_widget_set_size_request(frame, w, Max(h,0))
...
1. I managed to make it do the same, once, then tried to put some debug into it, and it's worked ever since :-(
So for now, I cannot reproduce it.
2. Can you provide me with an example of a file with the "funny" characters, as I thought it was handling UTF-8 properly now.
3. That's a known issue with Ubuntu 6.06 - at least, everyone using its default window manager have had issues like that. Changing the Window Manager fixes the problem.
A cool thing would be to have MozEmbed for HTML-rendering.
Yeah, now that things have settled down, I intended having a look at implementing that.
It would mean we'd have a "proper" html-view on linux for Max, finally.
@seb
My oops... I noticed that too, but forgot to change it for the last release.
If you want to try a quick hack...
Line 2987 or thereabouts looks like:
gtk_widget_set_size_request(handle, w, Max(h,0))
Just change it to :
gtk_widget_set_size_request(frame, w, Max(h,0))
...