Problem - Hungarian keys

[SAV]

When I am using ctrl+alt+ letter key combination, TC show me the search popup at English characters only. These keys does not works with ctrl+alt:
áéöőüűóúí
I think ISO 8859-2 (LATIN2) standard needed, maybe.

[Clo]

When I am using ctrl+alt+ letter key combination, TC show me the search popup at English characters only. These keys does not works with ctrl+alt:
áéöőüűóúí
I think ISO 8859-2 (LATIN2) standard needed, maybe.

Hi!

Ahhh! The keyboards! I'have a French keyboard using ANSI Latin I (1252) - The codepage is 850. I tested a dir. so-called simply <é>, that works.
However, I use letters only...
On some Latin keyboards, we have an extra-key AltGr similar with Ctrl+Alt. ...
We can't choose a character-coding Table in TC, though that exists in some text-editors (i.e. TxtEdit written with Delphi™ 7...)
A question to Christian Ghisler
Friendly,
Clo

[SAV]

Yes Clo, you are right: "We can't choose a character-coding Table in TC..."
Maybe better way if we could switch between keyboard layouts.

[Clo]

Yes Clo, you are right: "We can't choose a character-coding Table in TC..."
Maybe better way if we could switch between keyboard layouts.

Hello SAV!

Just an idea: please, test the (Swiss) text-editor quoted previously: like I told you, you can change the char. Table in it; the most interesting thing is that you can set it with Hungarian as the current language (the Help too!).
Shareware, but full functions for one month... Then, unlimited freeware, but with less functions...
Available at: http://www.luziusschneider.com/Engindex.html under TxtEdit. I'm the French translator
If you don't notice any problem using your keyboard, it'ld mean
that an improvement for TC is possible (perhaps...).
In that editor, you have a combobox to choose the char. Table.
That seems impossible in TC (no free space enough on the interface); but menu entries, or an optional extra-menu could be possible, if supported about that change, of course...
Glad to hear more from you,
Friendly,
Clo

[djk]

2SAV
Well, I've never noticed it before (probably because I seldom use national characters in file names) but it really doesn't work correctly (I use Polish keyboard)

2Clo
TxtEdit doesn't work correctly with some Polish characters. But I had no problems in other Delphi-based applications.

[Clo]

2SAV
Well, I've never noticed it before (probably because I seldom use national characters in file names) but it really doesn't work correctly (I use Polish keyboard)

2Clo
TxtEdit doesn't work correctly with some Polish characters. But I had no problems in other Delphi-based applications.

Hi!
Thank you very much for the test, I'll tell that to Luzius...
Though the French keyboards are well supported, I've some problems still with old 16-bit App. to save names having simple accents, i.e. :
case-désactivée.png
I ough to rename...
maybe Ch. Ghisler'll find a fix up for TC in the worst cases
@+ Friendly,
Clo

[Clo]

These keys does not works with ctrl+alt:
áéöőüűóúí
I think ISO 8859-2 (LATIN2) standard needed, maybe.

Hi!
I found in a code-list the:
1250=ANSI - Central European
May be more suitable in Windows app. like TC ?

I informed the author of TxtEdit, I hope for a fast reply.
To continue...
Friendly,
Clo

[djk]

In Poland Windows uses win-1250 and Iso-8859-2 is use only in Internet. Crazy but true.
(Of course there are several other standards which are also still used) But the first two are the mian ones.

[Luzius Schneider]

As far as I see, everything works normally for any characters including Polish, except the search dialogue: This does indeed accept only the respective Windows native character set. I will change it with the next version.

Luzius Schneider

[Clo]

As far as I see, everything works normally for any characters including Polish, except the search dialogue: This does indeed accept only the respective Windows native character set. I will change it with the next version.

Luzius Schneider

Hello Luzius!
Very happy to meet you here!
Like you see, I asked for comparisons with your program, in order to obtain an eventual improvement of Total Commander... I hope that you use it too a lot!
Very best regards,
Claude
Clo

[djk]

As far as I see, everything works normally for any characters including Polish, except the search dialogue: This does indeed accept only the respective Windows native character set. I will change it with the next version.

I've tried it on two computers (WinNT and WinXP Pro). On both machines I wasn't able to type some characters - I normally type them with right ALT.
When I try to type c with right ALT the editor centres the text. With others (a and l) I can't see any action but they don't appear in the text. The rest of chars work correctly.

[Luzius Schneider]

In the new version 4.4.1 of TxtEdit, Find/Replace works also with Unicode now (for Windows NT/2000/XP and higher only).
See
http://www.luziusschneider.com/TxtEditHome.htm

Luzius Schneider

[djk]

2Luzius Schneider
Still bad. Nothing has changed.

[Luzius Schneider]

Do you use Windows 9x, which means Unicode search does not work or what problem did you have?

[djk]

2Luzius Schneider
I've tested it on WinXP.
As this subject is OT (sorry all for this) maybe it would be better for us to talk via ICQ or e-mail than using this forum for it.