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Re: gnomequran inquiry
- To: developer at arabeyes dot org
- Subject: Re: gnomequran inquiry
- From: Mohammad DAMT <md at mt dot web dot id>
- Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 10:49:48 +0700
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On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 09:11:45AM +0100, NOUSHI Reda wrote:
> The point is that if we don't do that,
> . what do we do when we don't find the first language? Why should we
> assume that some language has to be present with libquran, even when
> it's arabic! not all muslims understand arabic, and it takes place like
> 10megs (on my box, I struggle to get free megs in /)
> . how to get the front-ends to know all the languages available?
you can browse the libquran struct
> . should we reinstall libquran or our frontends to make it see the new
> language?
just add the XML to data directory and libquran will know it
I noticed a segfault when opening turkish XML data. I traced it and
found that segfault came from libexpat. This could be an incompatible
encoding between UTF-8 (default of libexpat) and turkish charset.
can any one help in this issue?
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Mohammad DAMT <mdamt at mdamt dot com> http://www.mdamt.net
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