I want to work in sifr 2 with right to left language. But it seems that flash 8 doesnt support to unicode or r-t-l fonts.
Please help.....
Thanking in advance.
sIFR (any version) doesn't support this.
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Could anyone please point some css tweaks for combo-box, menus and menubar css code to get primefaces to work with Arabic.
As I know, unfortunately primefaces don't support RTL at the moment (3.4)
but they told that they will add support for RTL starting from version 3.5
Check this tweet from primefaces leader.
https://twitter.com/primefaces/status/232541151771627520
I was wondering if someone could post a Delphi IDE editor color scheme, rather than the ones that come with Delphi. I am getting tired of this white/black color and i am searching for good examples on the internet, but i have found nothing so far. Does anyone can post a .reg (delphi stores the ide color in Registry) and a screenshot of delphi IDE so a can copy it?
Try the Delphi IDE Theme Editor.
Blog of the Delphi IDE Theme Editor.
Code google site
Check this entry blog Editor Theme for Delphi IDE. here you can find a collection of reg. files to apply this theme (Dark Theme) to the Delphi IDE. also you can modify the reg file to create your own theme.
White/black? You mean you don't use TP colors? (tools->editor options->Classic) Modernist heresy!
I just love my color scheme and have shared this colors years ago in a Delphi newsgroup. It is important turn on the ClearType font smoothing and use a font like BitStream Vera Sans Mono, it is a perfect font for a dark background.
EDIT:
Reg file is here: http://www.mediafire.com/?g3ufaua1b07lbw5
Larger pictore of ide: http://www.mediafire.com/?vf1vs5ja6myf37m
It is not a reg scheme, but as no one talked about it yet...
I use CnPack CnWizards.That add some colors to your code, including making 'begin ... end's much more clear by a line that bound them both.
Till the Black/white(or blue) looks better. :)
I'm a new user of it, but I think that you will probably love that in combination with RRUZ application. Regards,
I am setting Font.Charset to EASTEUROPE_CHARSET for all controls on my form. This works great for controls such as TLabel. But for controls that are simply a wrapper around a windows control, e.g. TButton, some characters are not displaying correctly.
Doing a Google search I have discovered that this is due to Font.Charset not matching the system codepage.
But I cannot find how to fix it. I am using Delphi 7, maybe this has been fixed in later Delphi's, I don't know.
Anyone help?
Thanks,
AJ
You need to change the system default language for non-unicode programs. It is in Control Panel, under regional languages and settings.
If you want to be multi-lingual in Delphi then you should just move up to the latest version. Working with code pages is a world of pain that disappears entirely when you embrace Unicode.
Delphi 7 does not have Unicode Support (Though it should have support for some European Languages) so this may be your issue. Delphi 2009 provides comprehensive Unicode Support to Delphi.
I'm doing a site in Hebrew which of course runs from right-to-left. Will this be supported by sIFR? The site is currently using sIFR v2. I'm guessing that doesn't have support but what about sIFR3?
Thanks.
sIFR does not and will not have RTL support.
Does anyone know (like in tried and succeeded) if I can have D2009 both in English and in French?
It's not so much to generate French or English applications but to have the IDE available in either language to take screen shots and make demos in French or in English.
What would be involved: complementary install plus some shortcut param switch?
Install one version in a virtual machine. I hear VMWare works really good.
Nope, won't work. If they were different versions (ie. one 2007, one 2009) then you should be fine, but if they are the same version you'll need to go the VM route as Jim suggested.
Why would you want that? If you need internationalized versions of your program, you should better use at tool for that purpose (e.g. dxGetText) rather than recompile it with a different Delphi version. In that case I definitely suggest using the English IDE, so you can translate the RTL errors from English to the target language.