| FYI, Both share the same DBF reader so you should only have to apply it once. Do you have a patch some where?
Jesse On May 4, 2007, at 8:11 AM, Chris Holmes wrote: If it's shapefiles, then we're still hardcoding in the western character stuff. I have the code to do the fix, or at least know what needs to be done, but I've kept waiting for indexed shapefile and shapefile to merge so I don't have to apply the patch in four places...
Chris
On 5/2/07, Jesse Eichar <jeichar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi Ahmad,
All of the rendering is done in Geotools. The "LabelCacheDefault"
object is the object responsible for drawing the labels. And
DBFReader in the Shapefile plugin is responsible for reading from
shapefiles. Does Postgis render Arabic correctly or are all labels
incorrect?
The uDig SDK RC10 comes with the Geotools source code so you can
probably use that to debug the problem. If you can find a solution
I'd be happy to apply it.
Jesse
On May 2, 2007, at 2:23 AM, Ahmad Al-Obaidy wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> UDIG doesn't render Arabic text correctly on the labels of vector
> layers. It render them as separate letters instead of the correct
> continuous (script) form.
>
> Even more, udig couldn't guess the code page of the string fields
> in a shape file. And it had render it in different code page in the
> Table View.
>
> I has already sent a sample shape file here http://
> jira.codehaus.org/secure/attachment/27104/region-boarders.zip
>
> I would be glad to send you screen shots as well (if it is needed).
>
> I do some Java development so I would be glad if someone showed me
> how to start to solve this problem.
>
> Ahmad
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