Bug 6809 - TVT1: Cannot type Spanish or Brz. Port. accented characters
Summary: TVT1: Cannot type Spanish or Brz. Port. accented characters
Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 6039
Alias: None
Product: Platform
Classification: Eclipse Project
Component: UI (show other bugs)
Version: 1.0   Edit
Hardware: PC All
: P1 major (vote)
Target Milestone: ---   Edit
Assignee: Nick Edgar CLA
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Depends on: 6239
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Reported: 2001-12-11 13:40 EST by Scott Fairbrother CLA
Modified: 2001-12-13 09:15 EST (History)
2 users (show)

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Picture of the export entry field that does not take accented characters (60.21 KB, image/gif)
2001-12-11 13:43 EST, Scott Fairbrother CLA
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Description Scott Fairbrother CLA 2001-12-11 13:40:58 EST
Problem entering accented NL (Spanish or Brazilian Portugese) characters into 
either the export to a zip or a jar file or into the search or Java search 
entry fields. 
 
National characters to be tested:
Spanish 
Cannot type NL characters on the export destination field:
For accents ´ : press the key between Ñ and Ç and then the corresponding letter

For umlaut ¨ : press Shift and same procedure as above

áÁ - éÉ - íÍ - óÓ - úÚ - üÜ
Comment 1 Scott Fairbrother CLA 2001-12-11 13:43:20 EST
Created attachment 165 [details]
Picture of the export entry field that does not take accented characters
Comment 2 Nick Edgar CLA 2001-12-11 15:31:16 EST
What OS version are you using?  The field isn't filled in above.
There was a NT (only) defect that should have been fixed by the SWT team in the 
1.1 patch that would cause this problem.

Question: Is the problem just in these entry fields?
Does it also occur in the file system export wizard's destination field?
How about a default text editor (e.g. create a .txt file in Eclipse)?

The export wizards and search dialog use a combobox for these fields, which 
might be a common factor.  They are not setting the font explicitly, so they 
should just get the system font.

You could also try:
Enter the accented character in Notepad. 
Copy the character
Switch to Eclipse and create a text file.
Paste the character
	=> If the character does NOT show up then we're using a bad font.
	=> If the character does show up the SWT team should investigate.
Should also try pasting into the export wizard destination fields and the 
search fields.
Comment 3 Tod Creasey CLA 2001-12-12 16:25:54 EST
This is a known problem - see bug 6239 in the dependency list
Comment 4 Nick Edgar CLA 2001-12-13 09:15:45 EST

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 6039 ***