Long way from China

Morning Andrei, I started testing the unicode-enforcing thingie ready to throw a few utf8 conversions into the mix, but I'm seeing some anomalies. For example, if I _only_ alter gtk_label_new() to accept 'u', GtkButtons won't pick up on that and use it for their own labels - they need the 'u' representation in their own constructor. At the same time, the dialogmessage.php script from the demos crashes at the second click of the 'Interactive' button if GtkLabel is utf8-friendly (and not if it's not). On the other hand, if I _only_ alter gtk_button_new_from_stock, the buttonbox.php script crashes on opening. Though all the other bits and pieces function normally... including the dialogmessage.php script that didn't like GtkLabel changes. It's only stable if I keep everything as 's', and I can't see any clear pattern in the instability - it might be that both scripts are constructing stock buttons multiple times, but this in itself doesn't make sense because the 'interactive dialog' callback creates and destroys the likeliest suspects on every call. (It _is_ really destroying them, yes?) When 'u' works, it works really well :-( Sorry to be so vague, it's left me clueless. - Steph