Re: About IME in TRichViewEditor...

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shmp

Posted: 01/11/2003 5:11:10

That may be true for single layer Unicode like Greek, Russian and so on

but not with the multi-layered Asian characters including Hindi and Tamil. I

was facing the same kind of problem until I made a method to automatically

change the TextStyle charset everytime I change the keyboard locale.

It did solved the problem in my case and the IME worked perfectly well.

I cannot really recall how I did it all but I did spend quite sometime

figuring out what was going on. I need to see my source code.

I am getting confused all over again. If Unicode are just numerical

value like what Delphi helpfile states, how does RichView understands

which true character to display? And how does RichView understands

which IME was used? If the Charset was undefined, shouldn't RichView

display a representation of the value only and not the true character?

Please clear my mind, its getting cloudy again :-)

> Really, setting Charset of text style to Chinese can help.

> For Unicode, Charset is not used to display characters. But it is used by

> RichView when converting ANSI text to Unicode.