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in thread How to display unicode charset in Win32::GUI?

15000 lines... this is much...

Actually fixing Win32::GUI seems more sane, due to your code base.

No, mixing Wx and Win32::GUI does not sound possible to me
again, let's suppose that your codebase is too large to change GUI.

I would advise to contact developers of Win32::GUI to help you.
actually it is even possible to hack a small helper module that will fix your problem.

maybe you could donate some small amount of money to developers of that module so they will provide a normal fix of their module?

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Re^8: How to display unicode charset in Win32::GUI?
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 17, 2011 at 15:38 UTC
    No, mixing Wx and Win32::GUI does not sound possible to me

    It is trivial, but its also a pita

Re^8: How to display unicode charset in Win32::GUI?
by Ahmet (Novice) on Feb 17, 2011 at 17:48 UTC
    Actually this project finished ~30.000 lines but this problem stoped project in
    15.000 th lines. Yes it is trivial.Don't know. Everything is possible in this
    programmer world ... why not? Isn't absurd and None not standart(Win32::GUI wxPerl etc.)
    modules. Rewritable... Opensource world.

    @vkon: actually it is even possible to hack a small helper module that will fix your problem.
    Yes, do not have to give up.
    Searching and writing...

    @vkon: maybe you could donate some small amount of money to developers of that module so they will provide a normal fix of their module?
    Oohh no, donate and help? i send $10 and all problems fixed :). A little ridiculous.Such as the bribery. :)

    I sent an e-mail to the developers about this issue.Now waiting answer but i'm searching...

    Thank you very much all.
    Regards.
      Ahmet: have you solved your problem? Have you found Unicode support for Win32::GUI?