since "Unicode" made people believe that they could put hex code point

values in the Glyphs tab (svg fonts dialog) where inkscape instead
expects a char or a string I decided to rename that column to "Matching
string"

diff --git a/src/ui/dialog/svg-fonts-dialog.cpp b/src/ui/dialog/svg-fonts-dialog.cpp
index a662ff1d1435e4ca1ce0dc0eacffefd08cf3c712..5f86196b1f71e88994d912cc3160f54127d86232 100644 (file)
--- a/src/ui/dialog/svg-fonts-dialog.cpp
+++ b/src/ui/dialog/svg-fonts-dialog.cpp
@@ -662,8 +662,8 @@ Gtk::VBox* SvgFontsDialog::glyphs_tab(){
     _GlyphsListScroller.add(_GlyphsList);
     _GlyphsListStore = Gtk::ListStore::create(_GlyphsListColumns);
     _GlyphsList.set_model(_GlyphsListStore);
-    _GlyphsList.append_column_editable(_("Glyph Name"), _GlyphsListColumns.glyph_name);
-    _GlyphsList.append_column_editable(_("Unicode"), _GlyphsListColumns.unicode);
+    _GlyphsList.append_column_editable(_("Glyph name"), _GlyphsListColumns.glyph_name);
+    _GlyphsList.append_column_editable(_("Matching string"), _GlyphsListColumns.unicode);
 
     Gtk::HBox* hb = Gtk::manage(new Gtk::HBox());
     add_glyph_button.set_label(_("Add Glyph"));