Hello Jason:
Here are good news: I tried inserting a space before @.
It worked and I could see @ in the text!
I am using glibc version of XForms 0.88 in Linux.
Probably you tried 0.89 that is not quite well established.
According to XForms manul. @ is processed specially
only if occurs at start. Try again, your code may not be
not quite right.. unless XForms code is.
If the problem persists, try 'dirty trick' . Use
fl_add_symbol to assign function for a symbol
(e.g. @patch) . In the function, you can freely
use any character (hopefully). See 3.12 of
XForms manual.
Michael
Jason White wrote:
> # To subscribers of the xforms list from Jason White <jdwhite@iastate.edu> :
>
> >> I've been trying to figure out how to display a literal at (@) sign as a
> >> button label using the function fl_set_object_label().
> [...]
> >
> >Add a leading blank:
> >
> > " @"
>
> This solution does keep the forms library from complaining, but the
> space shows up in the label as well which isn't desirable. Any other
> solutions?
>
> -Jason
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