Bugzilla – Full Text Bug Listing
| Summary: | TVT36:TCT202: CHS: Corrupted Charaters | ||||||||||||||
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| Product: | [Modeling] GMF-Runtime | Reporter: | CDE Administration <cdeadmin> | ||||||||||||
| Component: | General | Assignee: | Inbox <gmf.runtime.diagram-inbox> | ||||||||||||
| Status: | CLOSED FIXED | QA Contact: | |||||||||||||
| Severity: | normal | ||||||||||||||
| Priority: | P3 | CC: | ahunter.eclipse, camle, kitlo | ||||||||||||
| Version: | 2.3 | ||||||||||||||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||||||||||||||
| Hardware: | PC | ||||||||||||||
| OS: | Windows 7 | ||||||||||||||
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Description
CDE Administration
Created attachment 168251 [details]
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Created attachment 168252 [details]
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Created attachment 168253 [details]
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<cde:tctdetail> Testcase: 13.000.070 - GMF - CREATE A RECTANGLE Project: WSW36 Component: Xfer - GMF/Models Priority: 2 Subject: CHS: Corrupted Charaters Article ID: 202 Originator: maxl@szchkj.com.cn </cde:tctdetail> <response_by> Kathy Li at 2010.05.12.21.39.59 </response_by> Must-Fix: Yes <response_by> MiJung Cho at 2010.05.13.03.11.21 </response_by> Hello, The same for korean Thanks MJ What happens when you try to enter DBCS characters into the text field? Assuming this is successful, I would suggest we leave the string blank Text_InitialValue = This would restore the behavior from Galileo where the default string was empty. <response_by> Ma Xiao Long at 2010.05.13.10.12.52 </response_by> I can try your solution in the next build that contains our returned update translation, however, I wonder if there is any better solution to solve the problem? <response_by> Keiko Terada at 2010.05.14.00.02.28 </response_by> build: 20100513-1500 Any Japanese character is not accepted in the diagram. Please see the screenshot, thanks. Created attachment 168501 [details]
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<response_by> Ma Xiao Long at 2010.05.14.02.25.27 </response_by> I tried to input other DBCS characters, but they all truncated. (In reply to comment #12) > <response_by> Ma Xiao Long at 2010.05.14.02.25.27 </response_by> > I tried to input other DBCS characters, but they all truncated. So you cannot enter any DBCS characters into these text fields. Can you confirm this is a regression since IES 3.5 (Galileo)? <response_by> rewagner at 2010.05.14.15.01.52 </response_by> I just tried this with a 3.5 release, and the characters still get corrupted if you input Kanji or hiragana inside the text box. I have tried this one a 3.5 and 3.6 build on both Win XP and Win 7, and the only time I see this error is when I am on Win 7 set to Japanese or Chinese or Korean on their test machines. I have not tried it on an Asian version of Win XP since I don't have access to one, but we should definitely try that since I believe it is a Win 7 quirk. Thanks, Ross So this is not a regression and this problem existed on IES 3.5 (Galileo). What happens when you enter the same characters in the GEF Logic Example? This is in the GEF TVT tests. (In reply to comment #14) > I have not tried it on an Asian version of Win XP since I don't have access to > one, but we should definitely try that since I believe it is a Win 7 quirk. Did we get anywhere with this? <response_by> rewagner at 2010.05.19.16.00.08 </response_by> Kit and I tried to work with the configurations and encodings for the Japanese machine, and we found that when you go to the Control Panel, click on Regional and Languages and go to the Administrative tab and set the non-Unicode Programs language from English to the native language, the characters in the diagrams no longer become corrupted. Kit believes that you can now probably look up the encodings and put in some simple conversions and this will fix the problem. Thanks, Ross <response_by> Ma Xiao Long at 2010.05.21.20.52.04 </response_by> Hi Ross, Thank you for your detailed instruction, I changed the Regional and Languages setting in Control Panel, the problem disappeared. Thank you so much! [Added by CDE: Completed by the CDE Bridge] <response_by> Keiko Terada at 2010.05.24.00.32.51 </response_by> I verified the JA characters shown properly on the test machine. Thanks. <response_by> MiJung Cho at 2010.06.01.02.19.40 </response_by> Hello, It is fixed for korean in 20100529 build as your instruction. Thanks MJ [GMF Restructure] Bug 319140 : product GMF and component Runtime was the original product and component for this bug <response_by> Eric Ma at 2010.05.07.22.42.52 </response_by> <response_by> Eric Ma at 2010.05.11.21.56.07 </response_by> <response_by> Eric Ma at 2010.05.13.10.12.52 </response_by> <response_by> Eric Ma at 2010.05.14.02.25.27 </response_by> <response_by> Eric Ma at 2010.05.21.20.52.04 </response_by> |