compact char mapping (Re: CharClass code for XTerm)

Hi Markus, in analogy to your compact char class function for word selection, is there such a compact function already available for toupper and tolower (and perhaps totitle) mapping? I've browsed the new glibc and it seems a large table is used there for that purpose. Kind regards, Thomas

Re: double-width font problem

I had reported: : With a 9x18 xterm, it takes double-width characters from 18x18ja and : everything works fine. With a 10x20 xterm, it seems to take double-width : characters from the "ko" font (judged by shape) (why this difference?), : and it does not work: the double-width characters

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