There is a nice (and recent) slide presentation
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http://farsitex.sourceforge.net/tug2002/ftexslides.pdf
I don't mean any offense to you personally.
none taken.
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I see. That's nice if it works.
It works; witness: Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, XWindows, Apache, Cygwin, Perl,
MySQL, to name a few.
To be entirely accurate some of the above are GPL, which eventhough
puts no restrictions on commercial exploitation, requires the derived work
to be GPL also.
I've include the man page for tcs utility in Plan9 OS. Would something
like this do what you want? If so, I'll post the instructions on how
to get the sources to this list.
Tcs has been ported to Posix environments like BSD, Linux, Cygwin (for
Windows)
-Fariborz
TCS(1)
BTW, what would the use of Reh instead of proper chars like U+066C or
U+066B do to sort orders or parsing of numeric vs. alphabetic sequences?
For example, a function persian_ispunct() la ANSI C ispunct()
would then have to include Reh as a possible punctuation character.
On Sun, 2004-01-11 at
Does Glibc support persian numbers?
Yes. This is what 'I' flag defined for. (see printf manual part 3)
You can change your '%d' and '%f' with '%Id' and '%If' in printf
parameters like this:
printf (%Id, 12345);
And you will see Persian digits if you set you locale to fa_IR.
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, mohsen ali momeni wrote:
Now something else ,
For AddDate and DateDiff functions, I need an algorithm which
calculates the number of leap years between two given Date. Is there
any such algorithm or at least a documentation for the above
algorithms (jalali.c) so that i
