Stereo Tool

I know. Problem is that the current ST font contains only 256 characters - it doesn't use the Windows fonts, and what it uses is identical on Windows, Linux and Mac. I could add a few extra characters to support Cyrillic though.

Ok Hans ,
I`ll wait with the translation then
But isn`t it needed now to read the fonts , because of more future translations i guess? They are different at least.

Current font is 256 characters. I see that by adding another 256 I can support Cyrillic, I think I'll keep it at that for now - if something else needs to be added later I can add it (unless it's Chinese... That would be far too many characters).

Edit: Just checked... Current font file is only 2 kb in size - so adding Cyrillic will make it about 2 kb bigger - that's really no issue at all

Yeah ,
good to see this one

Cyrillic is working now. Will be available in the next build. Save your file in UTF-8 format.

Changes:
- Fixed several bugs in the declipper -> output should be better now
- Cyrillic characters are supported (save your file as UTF-8, but ONLY if you want to use Cyrillic - otherwise just normal 8-bit ASCII...

Windows stand alone: http://www.stereotool.com/download/ster ... 32-012.exe
Winamp DSP: http://www.stereotool.com/download/dsp_ ... 32-012.exe

Hans,

The link to WINAMP DSP version 732-012 seems to be broken.

Thanks,
Al Schoen

When saved to ANSI, the first word "Configuration" in left menu is translated when changing the lang(yes it`s not displayed good but is changing).
But when i save the file in UTF-8 like it`s the right way, this word is not translated ? just stay Configuration. Any clue ?
Lang now showed OK . For now i found that only this word is not changing

Great news! Will definetly test it later and let you if it's OK.
If you have a translated into Bulgarian lang file - send it so I can test it on my environment.

Ow! I see now that if you save the file in UTF-8 format the file starts with some special characters. Which I should probably read to determine that the rest of the file is UTF-8 encoded . For now, add an empty line at the start of the file.