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Barak



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Barak 25 Jul 2003, 10:48
I want to strat learning FASM but I want to create with it hebrew software. Is there ever going to be such thing?
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 25 Jul 2003, 11:33
IMO you have no any problem. Hebrew or not, that's a Windows API problem, not FASM, Also FASM have UNICODE support. Just read Win API help and FASM doc's.
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Barak



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Barak 25 Jul 2003, 13:16
I wrote in hebrew but from the second letter and forth all the letters look like the first one.

I hope you undrstood me Wink

Barak
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 25 Jul 2003, 13:27
Barak wrote:
I wrote in hebrew but from the second letter and forth all the letters look like the first one.
I hope you undrstood me Wink
Barak


Actually not. If first letter looks good, others must appear OK. Maybe you have some bug. Can you post some example or screenshot.
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 25 Jul 2003, 13:29
If can't just directly put unicode strings in your source, (which is ASCII). But you can, for example, write some unicode text in Notepad, save it to unicode text file and then put it into your program data with the command like:
Code:
unicodestring file 'somefile.txt'    
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 25 Jul 2003, 13:33
privalov wrote:
If can't just directly put unicode strings in your source, (which is ASCII). But you can, for example, write some unicode text in Notepad, save it to unicode text file and then put it into your program data with the command like:
Code:
unicodestring file 'somefile.txt'    


Maybe:
Code:
unicodestring file 'somefile.txt'
              db 0   ; terminator
    
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Tomasz Grysztar



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Tomasz Grysztar 25 Jul 2003, 14:11
Yeah, good point, but it still needs a correction:
Code:
unicodestring file 'somefile.txt' 
              dw 0    

Wink
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 25 Jul 2003, 15:36
Wink
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Barak



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Barak 25 Jul 2003, 18:36
I've solved the problem!!!!
It is another windows bug, when I resizing the window the word set to be like it should, thanks anyway.
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JohnFound 25 Jul 2003, 20:23
JohnFound wrote:

If first letter looks good, others must appear OK. Maybe you have some bug.

Very Happy It's good that you found it. Very Happy
Enjoy FASM.
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Barak



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Barak 25 Jul 2003, 21:46
Belive me I enjoy it, I'm going to start translating MenuetOS to Hebrew. Is there an option in FASM that give you the ability to use Right-To-Left GUI and font support?
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Kevin_Zheng



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Kevin_Zheng 26 Jul 2003, 05:36
The fasmw.exe doesn't supported multi-language inputing. For example, It doesn't input the Chinese char . So please used ultraedit for writing source code.
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