It seems to be working well. For example, you can go to www.google.gr and paste in ????????. Instead of 2530 hits of gibberish, you now get 57,400,000 of Greek. I ran it through various tests, but of course it'll get better testing from those of you who routinely use ?'s and ?'s and so on. It's an annoyance that fltk won't allow normal X character composing. I don't want to learn their special rules, so I have to paste anything non-ascii from an xterm.
On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 08:23:30PM +0000, place wrote:
It seems to be working well. For example, you can go to www.google.gr and paste in ????????????????. Instead of 2530 hits of gibberish, you now get 57,400,000 of Greek.
I ran it through various tests, but of course it'll get better testing from those of you who routinely use ?'s and ?'s and so on. It's an annoyance that fltk won't allow normal X character composing. I don't want to learn their special rules, so I have to paste anything non-ascii from an xterm.
Committed with this change: - dFree(input); + dStr_free(input, 1); Please check... ;-) -- Cheers Jorge.-
Jorge wrote:
Committed with this change:
- dFree(input); + dStr_free(input, 1);
oops :) I hope this goes well because next I have some experimental code that encodes non-ascii mime parameters (input names). From what I've read on the web, my suspicion is that it's still not well-supported by servers and not going to work -- although there's been some clamoring for it for filename parameters specifically. Speaking of files, would anybody have a use for file inputs? It's the big remaining gap in form submission, but the only site I use with file inputs is quite javascripty.
Hi, On Thu, 6 Mar 2008 15:24:37 +0000 "place" <place@gobigwest.com> wrote:
Jorge wrote:
Committed with this change:
- dFree(input); + dStr_free(input, 1);
oops :)
I hope this goes well because next I have some experimental code that encodes non-ascii mime parameters (input names). From what I've read on the web, my suspicion is that it's still not well-supported by servers and not going to work -- although there's been some clamoring for it for filename parameters specifically.
Speaking of files, would anybody have a use for file inputs? It's the big remaining gap in form submission, but the only site I use with file inputs is quite javascripty.
Yes, me! As far as I can remember, I had to switch browsers several times because of dillo's lack of file input support. At least one site I use quite often has such a file input. Greetings Andreas Kemnade
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