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[kinoko20]

phoenix,

amule in gtk1 can use korean perfectly.

because gtk1 use euc-kr charset.. i think

So.... How about it?

Please see my attachment...

[Avi]

Could you take the string being looked for and use wxString::ToAscii()?  :]

[phoenix]

kinoko20,

The conversion you say that happens, from euc-kr to iso8859-1 is a wrong conversion. Afaik, there is no way to do this properly. Although I agree that it could work (can actually, because you say it works ), but certainly the conversion performed must be the trivial one (copy the same bytes and see what happens).

The problem in a unicode build is that the string type used in wx, and consequently in amule, uses unicode as its internal representation. So, what actually happens in a unicode build is:

gui(input) -> UTF-8(gtk2) -> unicode(wx) -> iso8859-1 ----> server

server ----> iso8859-1 -> unicode(wx) -> UTF-8(gtk2) -> gui(display)

In non-unicode builds, with gtk1, i am not sure, but i imagine that it happens like you showed in the picture, but notice that the conversion from euc-kr to iso8859-1 must not be exactly a conversion, once that it is actually impossible to do that. As I said, must be a simple byte copy.

It will probably work among machines that have the same locale as yours. And among clients that also incorrectly do the conversion like this.

Anyway, like I said before, I can't help you with that, because we are talking about network protocol. It is important that network code be an agreement and I can't implement something against it. I am not totally aware of the problems, Kry is the one discussing this with the other devs, when he is back he can certainly explain the matters to you better than I can.

What feature do you miss when you use amule with gtk1?

Cheers!

[phoenix]

Avi,

In non-unicode build, ToAscii does nothing but return the internal buffer representation, and is equivalent to c_str(). In an unicode build it just transforms everry char above SCHAR_MAX, which is 127, to an underscore '_', so I don't think that one can benefit from that.

Cheers!

[Avi]

Originally posted by phoenix
Avi,

In non-unicode build, ToAscii does nothing but return the internal buffer representation, and is equivalent to c_str(). In an unicode build it just transforms everry char above SCHAR_MAX, which is 127, to an underscore '_', so I don't think that one can benefit from that.

Cheers!

I see... Thanks for the info.  

[codewarrior2]

pheonix I was wondering how you get such detailed bt's. I have the enable-debug and disable optimise flags on my cvs build but I still do not seem to get the depth that you got on the bt.

[phoenix]

codewarrior2,

This is a little off-topic here, but I'll try to be quick and not waste space. I searched for you yesterday on IRC, but you were not there at the moment.

I have both aMule and wxWidgets compiled for debug. My configure lines are:

1) For aMule: ./configure --enable-debug --disable-optimize --enable-verbose --enable-webserver --enable-webservergui --enable-amulecmd --enable-amulecmdgui --enable-ccache --with-wx-config=/usr/local/wxWidgets-cvs/bin/wx-config

2) For wxWidgets: ./configure --enable-debug --disable-optimise --enable-debug_flag --enable-debug_info --enable-debug_gdb --enable-gtk2 --disable-unicode --prefix=/usr/local/wxWidgets-cvs

Other questions about that, please call me on IRC, I think that in that matter we can be more productive there.

Cheers!