TM4C129XDevKit : multilingual behaviour KO..!

Some note that poster Daniel is more original [KO] (yet every bit as unclear) as those (many) who state, "Does not work!"

It is necessary  a procedure to convert a file *.csv  to *.c and *.h .

No, I think you need the corresponding (bitmap) fonts instead. I bet they are not present in the sources - i18n is a little beyond the scope of most applications for a Cortex M.

2) I am not interesting in any kind of humor ( neither a lubricant.....).

Feel so sorry for you ...

3) In order to explain fully what  my problem is, I attachhed a little project.

You leave the impression that you don't fully understand the problem. Check out what resources your GUI tools have, and what you would need to display arbitrary texts and characters. It's less about text encoding ...

I think a Cortex A with an OS and full i18n support seems more appropriate.

Daniel Abad said:

Dear Robert,

Nothing of what you are saying has the minimum sense...   

While you claim "30 years experience" you come across as, "ONE year experience - repeated thirty times!"

Your boss may wish to hang a new plaque, "How to win friends & influence people!" He may do well to order two - one for your cube, surely!

Might there be "Good reason" that vendor (appears) to avoid you?    Your petulance & refusal to accept (other) viewpoints does not bode well...

Hi,

I just want to help a little bit. I am working on a RTOS based product not TI chip based, that has multi-language support. The language selection are English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian. Let's say the Russian language is somewhat similar to Korean or Chinese Language in terms of special characters.

This is what the developers did to achieve the multi-language support.

1. Create a .csv file with multi languages.
2. Create a .csv to .cc file converter code.

This below was part of the .cc file that was created. The bottom one is the Russian Language equivalent of "Sleep". Once this .cc file is created you can just modify the entries within the .cc file and not use the .csv to .cc file converter code.

},{
"Sleep",
NULL,
"Dormir",
"Schlaf",
"Dormire",
"Dormir",
"Спать"
},{

The changing of language is done using pointers. It is a complicated long explanation, so I won't explain it.

- kel

Hi,

If by you mean as system crash it went to FaultISR(), refer to the document below to find out the cause.

See, also this link below.

To "Quote" to a reply go to "Use Rich Formatting" and use the "Quote" tool.

- kel

Hi Daniel,

Daniel Abad said:

I work with Texas since 30 years .

32 or 33 for me :)

Daniel Abad said:

Until few month ago there was the "Service Request"  system.

The specifics problems were redirected to a specialist technician, and the problems solved in few hours.

The same system has NXP (formerly Freescale (formerly Motorola)).

But SR is not alive any more..

For the conversion tool, if it doesn't support multibyte characters or doesn't detect that the CSV contains multibyte data, the Chinese translation will look like a twice as long string with letters and control sequences. Which cyn be converted straight away (since the compiler doesn't complaijn later, it is apparently done). However, it doesn't mean that the result will work if the code that maybe just expects plain ASCII is confronted with text sequences that are not plain ASCII.

Maybe it's as simple as turning on DBCS (double byte character set) or unicode support in the compiler/linker/library settings. Just a guess.

That's what was in the first half of my post (which you did not comment on at all)

Daniel Abad said:

If I can sell a product that uses a Texas component  don't doubt that Texas will be very very happy.

To have success with a project means to give a lot of people a job and contribute to the PIL.

In my country this is very important question, because there are a lot of people unemployed..

I understand that this issue is important for you. My own projects (and problems) are important for me too. But (usually) not for anyone else. Especially not for someone who is willing to invest his spare time for free.

Daniel Abad said:

I have never said that I don't want pay for any help......!

Daniel Abad said:

I am used since a lot of years (40 ?) to use:

OK:  as all runs well.

KO:  as there is a problem , something is wrong

Daniel Abad said:

Hi everybody,

I am working on the TM4C129XDEVKIT platform developing an application
that uses the LCD touch display on board.

Using as a base project  the "demo_language" example that runs OK.

My project needs a  multilingual menu with the same 7 languages of the example.

So I added the menu using the procedure of the Texas graphic library......

But unfortunately my code is KO and crashed.

Good start, a more complete description of what you mean by crashed might help

Daniel Abad said:

I order to do absolutely clear what I mean whit "KO" and "crashed",
I create a reduced version of my project.

At some point that may be useful, it lacks the power of explanation though.

Daniel Abad said:

If somebody has "TM4C129XDEVKIT" and is interested in a multilingual application.
Please contact me in order to work together in the solution of the problem.

A public forum works better if problems and solutions are shared. And several people including Jens-Michael have given you good tips.

Robert

Mr. Adsett:

In this case I know that is absolutely impossible to find out the solution without the environment (development kit + IDE).
Please note that my post had attached my project.
In my project there is a lot of useful information that I give to the people of the forum.
There is no doubt that my contribute to the general knowledge is higher that the contribute that you gave until now.....!

I give a project to the forum  that handle very well the panels of the display.
You will never find an example that does this....

Until now your contribute to the forum is ZERO.

Please I beg you don't interfer the comunication between me and  Jens any more.

Good bye and good luck  Mr. Adsett