bug??

[civmil]

[Eric Clayberg]

bug??

What "bug" are you referring to?

I see a text widget containing two unicode characters in the design view, and the decoded unicode values for those characters in the property pane. Assuming the characters were decoded correctly, that is what I would expect to see.

[civmil]

[Eric Clayberg]

I still don't see what "bug" you are referring to. The string shown in the call to setText() appears to be the proper unicode encoding of the charactees shown in the design view. That is what I would expect to see.

If you have an actual question or comment, please post that here. Posting cryptic pictures with no explanation of what the problem might be doesn't help. I don't see anything abnormal or unexpected in any of those pictures. Non-ascii characters will show up as escaped unicode characters within the Java source.

[civmil]

Sorry,My English no good.I think that Non-ascii characters should be shown in the design view ,the same as in the Java source and property pane. for example, "你好" shown in the design view, the same "你好" shown in Java source and property pane.

[Eric Clayberg]

:oops: Sorry,My English no good.I think that Non-ascii characters should be shown in the design view ,the same as in the Java source and property pane. for example, "你好" shown in the design view, the same "你好" shown in Java source and property pane.

If you open the same file in the standard Eclipse Java Editor, what do you see?

Do you see the actual non-ascii characters or do you see the escaped unicode sequences?

[civmil]

I still see the escaped unicode sequences.
It happened that I input "你好" to "test" in the property pane.
Please test it in Chinese WindowsXP platform.I think that your input code
of property pane has bug . After input the actual non-ascii characters,it become to escaped unicode sequences.But, After input the actual non-ascii characters in Java source,I can see the actual non-ascii characters in the property pane and design view.

[Eric Clayberg]

I still see the escaped unicode sequences.
It happened that I input "你好" to "test" in the property pane.
Please test it in Chinese WindowsXP platform.I think that your input code
of property pane has bug.

It definitely isn't a bug as it was specifcally designed to work that way (to show the excaped unicode character in edit mode).

After input the actual non-ascii characters,it become to escaped unicode sequences.But, After input the actual non-ascii characters in Java source,I can see the actual non-ascii characters in the property pane and design view.

It shows the actual characters in display mode and the escaped unicode characters in edit mode.

A new v3.0.1 build is available that won't show the escaped characters in edit mode within the property pane.

The Java source will still show the excaped characters as that is how the Java source editor is designed to work.

[civmil]

Now it is same as other Chinese edition software, think you.