>Hi Vincent!
>
>
>Are you interested in this feature as an end-user or as
>a developer, if I may ask?
I'm afraid that would be as a developer.
>I would like to know if there is any dev out there who
>is interested to cover this gap and get payed for it
>(+ having the coding pleasure which can't be payed)?
If we know what the solution is, the implementation is straightforward I guess.
I think we should output \textlatin for the latin characters as we do with
\textgreek for greek characters.
Language English:
\textcyr{\char254} \textgreek{a} s
Language Greek:
\textcyr{\char254} <alpha unicode char> \textlatin{s}
Language Russian:
<russian unicode char> \textgreek{a} \textlatin{s}
or
<russian unicode char> \textgreek{a} s
Then we still need to hardcode for which encodings/languages we should use the
\textlatin notation. (But things are already hardcoded for textcyr and
textgreek as well.
Is this ok ?
Vincent
