Cannot display any Chinese characters on the Widgets
See original GitHub issueChinese characters cannot display correctly, no exceptions or errors, just display nothing for those characters. code like this
def _quit(self):
self._scene.add_effect(
PopUpDialog(self._screen,
u"你確定嗎?",
[u"是", u"否"],
on_close=self._quit_on_yes))

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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:18 (9 by maintainers)
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Thanks. I think I have what I need now. 1.7.2 was always moving the cursor for every character and so overprints any double-width glyphs. From what I’ve seen, I think
Terminal
deletes any half glyphs which is what will happen on all widgets because of the bug I’d already found.It will take a while to fix this properly. In the meantime, if you install the latest copy on
master
you should see the characters, but they will deform widgets and look horrible when entered into text fields. Might be a little more helpful than 1.7.2 if you need to do something right now.OK - I think the latest updates mean I’ve resolved the last of the functional issues. Now closing.