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Localisation - Taugeshtu - 06-12-2012
Seems like vanilla minecraft can't send russian letters (even if russian language is chosen)
Not a big problem since localisation mod exist. I can type in russian into chat, but!
MCS can't understand me. It doesn't accept those "freaky encoding" russian letters.
I suppose, MCS uses UTF-8, am I right?
What should I do to implement two-ways char replacement?
Because it looks like if I'm processing chat message in OnChat() I can't change chat text AND give changed text to other plugins...
Any ideas?
RE: Localisation - xoft - 06-12-2012
I haven't actually looked, but I suspect MCServer doesn't do ANY kind of conversion - what bytes come in the chat packet, those bytes are sent up to the plugins. Sorry not to have more info.
RE: Localisation - Taugeshtu - 06-12-2012
Seems like client -> server -> client russian letters chat is fine... So, not necessary. Could be useful for logging and server sending messages in different languages, but again - not necessary
Really weird - I had to post this answer 3 times
RE: Localisation - FakeTruth - 06-12-2012
(06-12-2012, 04:45 AM)xoft Wrote: I haven't actually looked, but I suspect MCServer doesn't do ANY kind of conversion - what bytes come in the chat packet, those bytes are sent up to the plugins. Sorry not to have more info.
Really? Doesn't cPacket::ReadString16() truncate the upper part of the characters?