The other day I had to modify a small html file which contained Hungarian letters that are not present in the English alphabet. I found that there was no application that correctly displayed those letters, except OpenOffice Writer, but I need code view...
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
Have you installed the package "kde-i18n-hu"? You should then be able to edit your file with Kate. -
Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
Yes it is (and was) installed. And I still get black question marks in places of Hungarian letters. Have you got any idea?Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
To be more precise, if I edit a pre-existing html file, I get the question marks. If I create a new html file it seemingly puts the Hungarian letters there correctly. I put meta data in the file too for correct encoding. Now, when I open this written-in-Kate html file in Firefox, it displays some funny characters not present in the Hungarian language....Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
The thought occurred to me that Firefox may use a diffferent i18n package than KDE. Do you know anything about this?Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
No, I'm afraid I don't...Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
Upon further thought, I suspect that that is not relevant because all the applications should use the appropriate iso-8859 character set for the hungarian language. I assume you have used Firefox Edit>Preferences>Advanced>Edit Languages to add Hungarian language support.Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
Well, it has been there by default, it is the first item (actually two items) in the list.Comment
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Re: HTML editing with Hungarian letters
In that case, I am completely puzzled. If you are editing a file with the proper character set and then reading it with the same character set, it should look the same. I'm not sure I was searching under the correct terms, but I found no reported bugs for "i18n-hu" or "Hungarian". Perhaps you should file one.Comment
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