thanks.
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singleton GuiControlProfile(GuiTextProfileChi : GuiTextProfile)
{
fontCharset = "CHINESEBIG5";
category = "Extra";
fontType = "msmincho";
fontSize = 20;
};
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_linezero = _
line_chinese = 中國哲學書電子化計劃
line_b = dos line
Mao decided to modernize the Chinese language and took like 3-5000 characters and simplified them in order to make it more easy to learn how to read and write for the common man. At least that is what the history books say. When I took my first university degree it was in Chinese language. We even got sent down to Beijing University on a scholarship. We all had to learn simplified characters. That is what you see in the newspapers, tv stations and books in China. The traditional characters are now more used for art and decorations in China.Huh, seriously? I thought it was the other way around - something about the mainland Chinese and "maintaining traditional purity" or something.....
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singleton GuiControlProfile(GuiTextProfileChi : GuiTextProfile)
{
fontCharset = "CHINESEBIG5";
category = "Extra";
fontType = "SimHei";
fontSize = 20;
};
Well, that's exactly my point - My approach would be to derive a new object from MLText and add markup tags to allow you to switch text profiles (like you already can choose colors, for example) in mid-sentence even. Not exactly a simple project, but I might tinker with it later this summer.@rlranft Sadly default extended MLText lacks the localization part of TextCtrl (well, I can't find the textID part, correct me if I'm wrong) so from stock we can't use the localization .txt and the profile changing.