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From: "SooHyoung Oh" <shoh at duonix.com>
To: <lablgtk at kaba.or.jp>
Cc: "Caml-List" <caml-list at inria.fr>
Subject: lablgtk: How to select CJK font on Windows?
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2002 15:25:50 +0900
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Is anyone using lablgtk on Windows?

I'm using lablgtk on Windows 2000.
It's VERY VERY good for GUI applications.

As you know, we can input utf-8 with vim ver.6
It seems that the code is encoded by utf-8 after a command "set
encoding=utf-8".
I made some ocaml/lablgtk file with gvim which is gui version of vim ver. 6.

The problem is:
I can make an window with a title which has Korean font
but I CAN'T make button with Korean label.
I think the problem is related with "font".
(Anyone disagree?)

So, I tested with several methods.
* set LANG=KO on environment

(1) setlocale
Main.init ~setlocale:true ();

(2) set GTK_SETLOCALE=1 on environment

(3) add the following line in the program
Rc.add_default_file "gtkrc.ko"

(Question) How to set font name on "gtkrc.ko" file?
What is correct font name in the following?

--- gtkrc.ko ---
style "default"
{
    font = <font name>
    ...
}
class "GtkWidget" style "default"

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