Hans Hagen wrote:
> you mix up two mechanisms:
Yes, after studying the Chinese module for a while, I also came to the conclusion that I mixed up bad! :-)
So instead of enjoying the nice weather during the weekend, I wrote some mapping files that will create subfonts for EUC-JP encoding. Each subfont contains glyphs with the same first byte, just like the idea behind the Chinese module.
Then I wrote a basic 'font-jpn.tex' file and now I can write Japanese in EUC-JP encoding, including basic line breaking!
I was still working on this and wanted to release it when it was more useful, but I guess I have to speed things up now. Also, since I'm not an expert in ConText, I'm sure I'm doing some things completely the wrong way, so I think it's good if someone else will take a look at it. There is a lot to improve! :-)
wang lei (chinese) and chof (korean) are experts in that area
Hans
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