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choosing view data from gestures window, the window comes up that lets you choose which item to show the raw or structured data in lower part of window but the multibyte in raw or structured does not appear correctly - perhaps an encoding handling situation ? see gif for more - correct looking mbyte is in upper part of the window and on tabs
Created attachment 38999 [details] gif
I am sorry, but I do not understand the problem. I see non-ascii charaters in all of the elements, I cannot guess what is wrong on them.
reopening - plase look at the gif for this explanation: the multibyte as part of Structured or Raw tab at the top is correct the part near the words "the operating system is SunOS..." is not correct - yet the multibyte there should be seen same as that at Structured tab. Run in your ja locale and use some multibyte of that locale in a way that will cause it to show in the gestures data window and you can see. I am guessing its an encoding handling situation. The problem is still seen today. ken.frank@sun.com
Jindra, I do not have much changes to use JA, but it seems to be your message that has shows problems with encoding. Are you aware of any problem in the way you construct it?
Created attachment 41135 [details] I guess this is the problem line, Jindra, please tell us where it comes from, Ken, please tell us what should be written there, thanks.
This line is taken from /TRUNK/logger/uihandler/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/Bundle.properties Bundle key: UI_USER_CONFIGURATION parameters are taken as parameters of log record
for the question Created an attachment (id=41135) I guess this is the problem line, Jindra, please tell us where it comes from, Ken, please tell us what should be written there, thanks --- the english part of the messages are fine, its that the encoding handling needs to probablty be changed so the multibye characters (see in that attachment as some random looking graphic characters) need to be the correct multibyte chars which can be seen, for example, in the original gif where it says User Configuration nothing needs to be done in the bundle file itself. ken.frank@sun.com
Do I understand well that we should change the encoding of the panel where the described line is writen?
IDE:------------------------------------------------- IDE: [5.5.07 9:44] Committing "UI Gestures Collector" started cvs server: scheduling file `SubmitPanelTest.java' for addition cvs server: use 'cvs commit' to add this file permanently RCS file: /cvs/logger/uihandler/test/unit/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanelTest.java,v done Checking in test/unit/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanelTest.java; /cvs/logger/uihandler/test/unit/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanelTest.java,v <-- SubmitPanelTest.java initial revision: 1.1 done Checking in src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanel.java; /cvs/logger/uihandler/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanel.java,v <-- SubmitPanel.java new revision: 1.16; previous revision: 1.15 done Checking in src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanel.form; /cvs/logger/uihandler/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/SubmitPanel.form,v <-- SubmitPanel.form new revision: 1.13; previous revision: 1.12 done Checking in nbproject/project.xml; /cvs/logger/uihandler/nbproject/project.xml,v <-- project.xml new revision: 1.11; previous revision: 1.10
I want to verify but I don't see gestures item on main ide or from windows menu - is it still in nb6 ? ken.frank@sun.com
using latest gestures from uc, this is not fixed. see the second image - that is the data that is not correct - this is not about bundle file or html files that would be translated. ie mbyte in structured data not correct mbyte in raw data is correct. ken.frank@sun.com
Re: "see in that attachment as some random looking graphic characters" - I am really not able to distinguish Japanese characters from random looking graphic characters. Re: "mbyte in raw data is correct" - according to the latest UI specification, I have removed the structured data tab and instead there is just the raw data tab: http://www.netbeans.org/source/browse/*checkout*/logger/uihandler/src/org/netbeans/modules/uihandler/api/doc-files/Attic/GesturesCollector_ViewData.png?rev=1.1.2.1 how do I verify that the problem is fixed? Btw. right now the only part of UI Gestures that is in trunk is the one that handles reported exceptions. The regular data reporter would need to be downloaded from update center.
how to see the bad mbyte in first gif the part with User Configuration at the top is ok the part with the <message> about operating system in Sun OS .... in the other part of the window is not correct, but it should have the same looking chars as part at top. You can use some known mbyte characters to you in ide that would result in some msg to gestures reporting, then it will be known where they show ok and where not. to verify, you can do above or email me offline and I can send some pseudo jars to you that would result in messages that would be gotten by gestures. as to exception reporter, I sent mail to Petr B. about the i18n requirements also. ken.frank@sun.com
>how to see the bad mbyte in first gif >the part with User Configuration at the top is ok Ok. > the part with the <message> about operating system in Sun OS .... > in the other part of the window is not correct, but it should have the same looking chars as part at top. Ok, then I believe this is really fixed. The JEditorPane with <message> is gone. There is just the JEditorPane with raw view and you have already confirmed that the view there is ok. > You can use some known mbyte characters to you Is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER Z WITH CARON (looking like "Ž", denoted as U+017D) mbyte char? If so, then this is what I used in the test, so I believe the code is fine.
I dont think the char mentioned below is mbyte - to be sure, be in ja locale which is a mbyte locale, and on solaris, in gnome-terminal type dumpcs you will see all chars of that locale and can use some of them. ken.frank@sun.com
verified - the part with the actual data, not the window with the You have found a bug in the application, that may not be correct. ken.frank@sun.com