It seems to me that if not for that, how could anyone
make a Chinese font? Who is going to sit down and
draw a *myriad* or more characters? Since elements
recur, this reduces the amount of labour required
greatly.
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[OT] Are there any character-encoding schemes that
have CENTESIMAL
Ar 18:30 -0800 2000-10-14, scríobh Doug Ewell:
Yes, but 1500 times faster? I don't know if 11-Digit Boy was right
about using Intercal, but their Unicode implementation must have been
really slow.
Speed is an issue, it seems. The two third-party Mac demos that use the
Unicode keyboards under
Michael,
Windows NT has had this problem. However all Unicode applications can run
at close to the same speed. It took years to get there and the battle will
not be one until Me is replaced so that there is an all Unicode platform and
a new crop of applications is written as pure Unicode
Michael Everson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Speed is an issue, it seems. The two third-party Mac demos that use
the Unicode keyboards under Mac OS 9 are very slow indeed.
and "Carl W. Brown" [EMAIL PROTECTED] responded:
Windows NT has had this problem. However all Unicode applications
can
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