Topic: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Hi, there is a small visual bug in Driver pack base. When I set up in Regional and Language settings on Bulgarian, the result is that:

http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/6750/dpbase6059lj.th.png

When Regional and Language settings are set up on English ( United States) there is not a problem. I suppose that, there will be a problem with Russian too.

Last edited by Bâshrat the Sneaky (2006-06-05 23:55:44)

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

WHAT THE ****

Then why doesn't that happen to the entire GUI? neutral

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

I asked myself the same! Maybe the fonts are not the same?

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

They're the same... only the colors are different (OBVIOUSLY tongue).

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

The problems begins, when on the PC is a cyrillic character set. Serbian (cyrillic) is not my mother language ( I am from Bulgaria ), but I tested with it, and the situation was the same. May be someone from Russia tells about this problem too.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

I have the same strange fonts problems smile
My Regional Options are Lithuania

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Me too.My regional settings are Greece.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Opsss... It became a international problem...

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

lmao...leave it to bashrat to cause an international incident.

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

I double checked and the only differences are the font weight and the font color. Now if THIS isn't an explicable error... sad

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

If You try without color and font weight? Only for a test?

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Hi, Bâshrat the Sneaky, same problem here. On my system, even if I change regional settings from default (Slovenian)
to for example English or Italian, there is no change neutral . Strange.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

When I change regional settings to English there is not a bug.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

I submitted this bug at the AutoIt forums and am awaiting response: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index … opic=26939.

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Just fixed it: try specifying the font name in the GUICtrlSetFont statement big_smile

GUICtrlSetFont(-1, -1, 550)

should be

GUICtrlSetFont(-1, -1, 550, -1, "Arial")

Replace "Arial" with the font you use (take a look at the font appedinx in the autoit helpfile to be sure it is compatible with every OS - Arial surely is).
Just tested it and it works.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

And you were also able to reproduce the scrambled fonts??? Just to make sure that this DOES solve the problem...

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Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

yes. I had to select the Greek in the advanced tab (for non-unicode ... ). It really does work.

Re: SOLVED: [GUI] some scrambled fonts when using non-western language

Very well, then this will be fixed in 6.06.1! Thanks for your help, sadicq! wink smile

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