weft qda users - Apr 2005 - error with 0.9.4

when my text is Chinese, the  0.9.4 version can not locate the right text.

for example,i want to code the 80th - 90th words with the code name
"a",but when i click the "a",and find that the other words
,say 100the -120th words,are coded,not the wrods i choosed.

the 0.93,0.92 version  does not have this problem.

ronggui

Hi ronggui

Thanks for your feedback. The file format change from Weft 0.9.3 to
0.9.4 was intended to improve support for accented characters and
non-latin scripts. Unfortunatley the new file format seems to have had
the opposite effect! Since releasing it I have also run into some
problems with accented latin text.

After further investigation I have decided to use the old (0.9.3) file
format for version 0.9.5 and onwards. Version 0.9.5 will provide the
same support for Chinese text as 0.9.3, and will include better
searching for accented European scripts. You will be able to open your
0.9.3 projects in 0.9.5.

Version 0.9.5 should be released in the next few days, but until then I
recommend that everyone works with 0.9.3. Weft 0.9.5 will also contain
all the other improvements introduced in 0.9.4, such as much faster
searching, more stability and improvements to the user interface. I''ll
post a notice when the new version is available.

cheers
alex



ronggui wrote:
>when my text is Chinese, the  0.9.4 version can not locate the right text.
>
>for example,i want to code the 80th - 90th words with the code name
"a",but when i click the "a",and find that the other words
,say 100the -120th words,are coded,not the wrods i choosed.
>
>the 0.93,0.92 version  does not have this problem.
>
>ronggui
>
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hi,alex, thank you for your reply:)
you are doing a good job:)


On Thu, 05 May 2005 11:29:42 +0100
Alex Fenton <alex@pressure.to> wrote:
> Hi ronggui
> 
> Thanks for your feedback. The file format change from Weft 0.9.3 to
> 0.9.4 was intended to improve support for accented characters and
> non-latin scripts. Unfortunatley the new file format seems to have had
> the opposite effect! Since releasing it I have also run into some
> problems with accented latin text.
> 
> After further investigation I have decided to use the old (0.9.3) file
> format for version 0.9.5 and onwards. Version 0.9.5 will provide the
> same support for Chinese text as 0.9.3, and will include better
> searching for accented European scripts. You will be able to open your
> 0.9.3 projects in 0.9.5.
> 
> Version 0.9.5 should be released in the next few days, but until then I
> recommend that everyone works with 0.9.3. Weft 0.9.5 will also contain
> all the other improvements introduced in 0.9.4, such as much faster
> searching, more stability and improvements to the user interface.
I''ll
> post a notice when the new version is available.
> 
> cheers
> alex
> 
> 
> 
> ronggui wrote:
> 
> >when my text is Chinese, the  0.9.4 version can not locate the right
text.
> >
> >for example,i want to code the 80th - 90th words with the code name
"a",but when i click the "a",and find that the other words
,say 100the -120th words,are coded,not the wrods i choosed.
> >
> >the 0.93,0.92 version  does not have this problem.
> >
> >ronggui
> >
> >_______________________________________________
> >Weft-qda-users mailing list
> >Weft-qda-users@rubyforge.org
> >http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/weft-qda-users
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> 
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