#8771 NORM Not Tri: TamTam Jam activity tab misspells "Concert" as "Concret"

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#8771: TamTam Jam activity tab misspells "Concert" as "Concret"
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   Reporter:  mwarren          |       Owner:  Nat             
       Type:  defect           |      Status:  reopened        
   Priority:  normal           |   Milestone:  Not Triaged     
  Component:  tamtam-activity  |     Version:                  
 Resolution:                   |    Keywords:  concret misspell
Next_action:  never set        |    Verified:  0               
  Blockedby:                   |    Blocking:                  
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Changes (by mwarren):

  * status:  closed => reopened
  * resolution:  wontfix =>


Comment:

 Thank you for the reference to the article and now I understand that the
 intent was to convey the word "Concrète" (I still cannot find any
 references that use the spelling "concret").

 Adding an encoding line "# -*- config: utf-8 -*-" at the top of Config.py
 and Instruments.py then changing the instances of "concret" to "concrète"
 like this:
 {{{
 -bash-3.2# diff -c Config-orig.py Config.py
 *** Config-orig.py      Tue Oct  7 06:45:17 2008
 --- Config.py   Tue Oct  7 06:47:17 2008
 ***************
 *** 80,86 ****
   INST_SIMP = 5011
   INST_PERC = 5021

 ! CATEGORIES =
 ['all','animals','concret','keyboard','people','percussions','strings','winds',
 'mysounds']

   #CSOUND COMMANDS
   CSOUND_LOAD_INSTRUMENT = 'f%d 0 0 -1 "%s" 0 0 0'
 --- 80,86 ----
   INST_SIMP = 5011
   INST_PERC = 5021

 ! CATEGORIES =
 ['all','animals','concrète','keyboard','people','percussions','strings','winds',
 'mysounds']

   #CSOUND COMMANDS
   CSOUND_LOAD_INSTRUMENT = 'f%d 0 0 -1 "%s" 0 0 0'

 }}}
 worked allright, however, GTK renders the "Latin Small Leter E With Grave"
 using a default box glyph. Is there an easy way to fix the GTK rendering
 in InstrumentPanel.py so that it can handle a non-ascii label?  Thanks.

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