, then XMODIFIERS should be set to
@im=local. Also note that the default Compose file for UTF-8 locales
(/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose) shipped with Debian is
empty; you need to grab the Compose file suitable for use with xiiimp at
the OpenI18N site.
Regards
Roger
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rest on whether the font covers the non-PUA BMP subset of HKSCS.
This is probably a safe assumption. But, are there many fonts out there
not made for zh-hk but have thousands of glyphs in the PUA?
Cheers
Roger
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then. Hmm.)
For the record, Hong Kong does _not_ use the GB18030 version of these
glyphs.
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coverage tables, these fonts will
appear to support both zh-CN and zh-TW...
Otherwise, I think using RFC-3066 is a good idea. I've only considered
Chinese here as I'm a native Chinese speaker; and I don't think these
problems crop up in other languages.
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Xft/XRender, or draw them themselves?
Thanks
Roger
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