://ngeadal.sourceforge.net has some information
and some code, though the SCSU stuff won't even be appearing in CVS for a
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since dynamic window 3 is the first one I
allocate.
So an initial 1B A5 FF is or is not a BOM?
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glibc 2.2 comes out. The
extent of the API's on most Unixes (Un*x's too) are the various iconv
and mbtowc interfaces that treat Unicode as merely one of many character
sets (at least externally.)
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It was starting
identifiers. So removing that reference
drops the utility of UTF #7 greatly.
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the Euro currency symbol. A separate "fr_FR_Euro" locale would be
fr_FR@EURO is the way Sun does it.
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hing I can. (And since Ngeadal may end up supporting any
of the above I can get specs on . . .)
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- Chris Painter
all the big- and little-endian boms for the standard forms
utf-8, utf-16, utf-32, scsu, utf-ebcdic
then you will be a hero. any of them may come with a bom depending on protocol and
os.
markus
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UTF-1: F7 64 4C
UTF-7: 2B 2F 76 38 2D"
for any Unicode-compliant mailer to handle?
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Lost in space, lost in time, and meaning.
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a worthwile or
even nessecary trade off.
No, the C locale is not acceptable for general use. But as a special purpose
locale, it has its uses.
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Lost in space, lost
On Fri, Sep 22, 2000 at 10:51:26AM -0800, Markus Scherer wrote:
so, how do we get scsu support into ie 6 and netscape 7?
For netscape, you write the code and offer it to the mozilla people.
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And crawling, on the planet's face, some
characters, so it's also legal
SCSU), and properly label the Content-Type, just like you'd do with any
non-ASCII encoding. The only question I have is whether you put a BOM/signature
on it. UTF-16 HTML usually goes out with a BOM. Does everything support UTF-8
HTML with a BOM?
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On Sat, Sep 23, 2000 at 04:29:16PM -0400, Doug Ewell wrote:
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First is there a standard for implementing SCSU in browsers
in Unicode.
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begin
return (C 16#100#);
end isLatin1;
That is, include C0 and C1, since they are a part of ISO 8859-1. But
without knowing what you want to do with it, I can't say that that's
the right answer.
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-8859-*, US-ASCII,
and a few others (KOI8-[RU], Big5, various Asian character sets) where ever
possible.
Raghu Kolluru [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
Where can I get list of charsets that I can specify in the meta tag ?
Raghs
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st noise and slander?
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still make the font using that technology instead of doing
everything by hand.
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if you wish to be a devotee of truth, then inquire.
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
to buy a $60 book that often.)
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if you wish to be a devotee of truth, then inquire.
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://www.unicode.org/unicode/faq/ ). Pick up the Unicode book and read
through it. Then come back and ask something specific, and you'll probably
get a much better answer.
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if you wish
On Thu, Oct 19, 2000 at 02:19:07PM -0800, Kenneth Whistler wrote:
David Starner asked:
Where do we find the information on how to use these characters?
First of all, everyone should take a deep breath and read the caveats
carefully. The characters listed in these charts are not yet
areas.
* There was some discussion on this on the list in September, that ended with
someone finding 019E LATIN SMALL LETTER N WITH LONG RIGHT LEG. Unfortunetly,
there's no corresponding LATIN CAPITAL LETTER N WITH LONG RIGHT LEG, which
Lakota needs.
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he term Astral Plane. Keeping that in mind,
I can chose to use whatever terms I want, realizing of course that some
may not get my point across. The UTC chose Surrogate Planes for perceived
functionality and translatability; I chose Astral Planes for perceived grace
and beauty.
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complex script support into bdf
(http://www.wholehog.fsnet.co.uk/robert/indic/fonts.html).
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ages and users and considering them inherantly less worthy?
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Looking for a Debian developer in the Stillwater, Oklahoma area
to sign my GPG key
It seems better just to refuse it, and force the buggy
software to get fixed, than have a bunch of obscure bugs show up latter.
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Looking for a Debian developer in the Stillwater, Oklahoma area
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"(You see, the best way to solve a problem is to rigorously define it in
terms of other people's problems and then run away quickly.)"
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representation of characters into
the utf-8 format to enable the unicode compatibility?
Under Unix, the utility to convert ASCII to UTF-8 is cat. E.g.
cat ascii_file utf8_file
Under Windows, the utility type can be used the same way
type ascii_file utf8_file
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patches do is make xterm look up and display the suppchars from the
appropriate font.
Xterm will do combining characters, including ones that aren't in the font and
doublewidth characters, so it's not an completely trivial rendering engine.
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in some
languages).
Unicode is not a rich text format, nor a format for storing music. The
symbols being encoded are for discussion in text, not for music storage.
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) allow them to use Roman
characters. Looking at what else was encoded in legacy CJK character
sets, I assume if there were to have been a need for the elements,
then they would have been encoded.
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right fonts), but many won't handle
RTL languages, many won't handle combining characters, many won't handle
proper formatting for Arabic and Indic languages, and many won't handle
suppchars.
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nyone else have any information about the Tron character set?
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, Visible Speech, Aiha, and Klingon) have any
claim to be added to Unicode. 78 columns, less than 624 characters to be
added.
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e one language
that deserves it, because there may be more that deserve to be encoded,
or for fear (on what evidence) of spurious submissions?
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utility of using them to
work around older systems doesn't balance the (very rare) problems from
using them.
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. It's not as clear as on the lists,
but it's there.
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of this language before, and wouldn't have included it otherwise. Why was
it included in the roadmap?
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nded to be the Weierstrass elliptic function", and not stand for
anything else.
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as far as I can tell), iconv, GNU recode and konwert
are all better programs for most uses. In any case, if he needed a
text converter, it sounds like he's running Windows, so a source archive
is probably not the best solution for him.
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countries that is switching to the Euro in less than 10 months.
What code page will be used for Unicode to Greek on Unix systems after
1/1/2002?
What about UTF-8, which was designed for Un*x and Un*x-like systems?
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de-related functions in Prague growing out of size, I moved them
into a new library called 'Babylon'. It will provide all the functionality
defined in the Unicode standard (it is not Unicode but ISO 10646 compliant as
it uses 32bit wide characters internally) and is written in C++.
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we wait until there is, before we consider encoding
a script.
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written with many letters in
one ideographic square in a Chinese style.
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textbook (which may be a little easier going) is:
Hungerford, Thomas W. 1997. Abstract Algebra: An Introduction.
Saunders College Publishing.
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don't is
absurd, especially when that cool idea is going nowhere officially.
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had
there was the "ch" and we have discussed it in the past.
Then why do you berate people for working on Klingon? They're probably
no more an expert at the minority scripts than you are. They're just
working on what they find interesting and are knowledgable about.
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ed: Plan-9 is not a true Unix, but it does
show heavy Unix ancestory.)
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On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 07:38:55AM -0400, Dennis L. Goyette wrote:
Is there a Linux version of this font or a way to convert it for linux???
It's TrueType - use it with XFree86 4.0, or xfstt. Alternately, you can
convert it with ttf2bdf from the freetype project.
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.
I have in mind Inuktitut and perhaps Byzantine music, but its
a bit hard to establish that there are no other code pages.
Cherokee. From email with Cherokee, there's two different
ASCII font-encodings that get used, but no real codepage.
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resolution.
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 12:09:42PM +0200, Florian Weimer wrote:
David Starner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In general, the problem is unsolvable. There are several look-alikes
among the Cyrillic, Greek, Latin and Cherokee blocks, among others.
And those are not equivalent under
out a COBOL
obfusocater that changed all identifiers to strings of O's and 0's.
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7-bit code, but not without stepping on
the C0 codes and probably not one you could use to type C or Unix.
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? THEY CERTAINLY ARE NOT
NECCESSARY AND I HAVE FREQUENTLY SEEN PEOPLE NOT USE THEM WHEN
AVAILABLE.
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another keyboard. Since no common US keyboard has
more than the ASCII characters, well . . . I'm sure a lot of people
using foriegn languages have sent out ASCII messages using
transliteration that never would have printed a book in that
transliteration.
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Pointless
-local
cache files. That breaks interoperating between your program on
different systems.)
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code isn't neccessary for those people; many got by just
fine with TeX and WordPerfect and other programs that have larger
than an 8-bit character set via kludges.)
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imensional
(as opposed to one-dimensional) layout business.
I'm currently in a class where the teacher heavily uses Maple. It would
be an amazing boon to me if the Maple programs used combining vectors
above and real Greek letters, so that they corresponded to what's going
on the board.
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would chose decimal for thier
Unicode references, but it's not that hard to pop up bc or some
other calculator and do hexidecimal to decimal conversions. Since
it's trivial, there's about as much point to doing it as keeping
one of those old books of logs around.
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the problem that non-PUA parts of the page can't be
displayed and that doesn't work for untagged Unicode only systems
(dict protocol, for example).
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format that already has
been in wide use in the literature.
You can use UTF-7 (defined in an RFC), but if you need to transmit
Unicode by a ASCII-only carrier, BASE64 or Mime encoding is generally
preferred.
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I don't care
will do the TeX thing and say File not found. Please enter
alternate PUA reference for 'Klingon at http://www.kli.org/klingon.xml':.
Note that there's already precedence in XML for stuff like this; XML
includes a URL to find the doctype that's needed to validate it.
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didn't support
Unicode, but it's in actual use at a mailing list gateway at
Debian.
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emulators, not in a proportional
situation like Microsoft Word. The width of the character in Word should
be dependent on the width of the glyph in the font used and the spacing
on the line, not East Asian Width.
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I don't
and
linguists frequently use Latin and Greek together (cf. IPA) in ways
that require consistent font looks.
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At 12:52 PM 05/22/2001 -0400, you wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2001, David Starner wrote:
In any case, some scripts just go together. Mathematicians and
linguists frequently use Latin and Greek together (cf. IPA) in ways
that require consistent font looks.
Do these need to go together? IPA
be changed.
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all we want - the ability to read
any Unicode document at some rudimentary level.
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At 11:35 AM 05/23/2001 +0200, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
David Starner wrote:
You're asking for every program to treat UTF-8 specially.
No I am not! I have been saying the exact opposite!
[...]
[...]
of now, UTF-8 is just one of many charsets in use on Unix.
In fact! So why do Unixers worry
constructed scripts by authors (or at least for authors) of the 20th
century, the only
big difference being that one was used for one book and the others have a
decent
body of users (not huge, but probably bigger than Cherokee.)
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of a mighty Unicode library, or go at the byte values
with tr.
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scripts.
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to the
experts,
to complete any encoding proposals... a matter of time and funds.
How does encoding fictional scripts affect this one way or another?
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Klingon.
Could you find fault with some one who chose not to work with Cham because
it was in the same consideration list as the (dead) Egyptian
Hieroglyphics?
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reasons why some characters or scripts
shouldn't be encoded - they shouldn't matter.
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information about other options.
What about UTF-16? Encode all characters as 2 bytes, and your problem is
solved, and UTF-16 should be supported by all recent Unicode-supporting web
browsers.
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for Mozilla and properly
submit it, at which point Mozilla will quietly start supporting SCSU, and
Navigator will follow suit in a couple releases.
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can hardwire it to UTF-8. In web and email,
you have the choice of charsets, and if a non-UTF-8 charset will make your
life and the life of your readers easier, go for it.
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be used when you're
communicating with people who use legacy encodings and legacy mail readers.
Unicode people don't - after ASCII, UTF-8 is probably the closest thing we
have to a common usable encoding.
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and paste into Unicode editors, because they
can read it)? There's no other charset (besides ASCII) that everyone with a
working mailer, no matter how minimal, can read.
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Unicode, it really doesn't
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The pig -- belongs -- to _all_ mankind! - Invader Zim
Shaikli -
Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 14:25:23 -0700 (PDT)
From: Nadim Shaikli
Subject: Re: Arabic Unicode fonts
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 06:26:08 +0100
David Starner wrote:
From: Nadim Shaikli
1. All Arabic fonts _must_ include forms-B (or equivallent
One minor comment added under ISO-8859-6 fonts.
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From: Marco Cimarosti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'David Starner' [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Why Arabic Shaping?
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 14:46:28 +0200
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Linux is that
that EUC-JP, Shift-JIS, and CP932 are all encodings that include
JIS X 0208; but they all map the JIS X 0208 portion differently.
So EUC-JP - Shift-JIS produces different results than EUC-JP -
Unicode - Shift-JIS. That's not prefectly interoperable.
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disagree on how to map some JIS X0208
characters to Unicode. SJIS - EUC-JP is a standardized lossless
transformation, but SJIS - Unicode (via Unicode's mapping tables)
- EUC-JP produces different output in some cases.
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I
?
No. But their documents were the source of the problem, and they could have
fixed or at least eased the problem with a little more care.
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and move to Unicode is not one that wins many
converts. Backward compatibility and the ability to interface with
other systems running different stuff is always useful. This is
especially bad, as the Japanese community is one of the major bodies
of anti-Unicode setiment.
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in
Unicode, Arial Unicode (from Microsoft) or Plane2000 (only if the
licensing on the first one is unacceptable - it's much lower quality)
will include all the characters.
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there is an established English sort order. It's not a
problem that comes up much in English.
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characters would have been subsumed in this if
this came first. It could be used for markup, making a wordprocessor format
that's plain text once you strip these characters.
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are all in IANA, and I don't think anyone is being forced to support
them.
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protocol.
What about directories? Directories can have arbitrary names, and need to
be compared and checked.
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. It would have taken far less time
to write one than to get a response.
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, but the only way to really find
out is to actually measure it - always a good idea in optimization.
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When the aliens come, when the deathrays hum, when the bombers bomb,
we'll still be freakin' friends. - Freakin' Friends
at all, since it's only BMP. UTF-16 has all
the problems of UTF-8, except in a more limited way. If you can deal
with mixed 2 byte and 4 byte characters, you can also deal 1, 2, 3 and 4
byte characters.
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When the aliens
does map the non-BMP area. Why
wouldn't GB18030 define the relationship between itself and the non-BMP
planes? It's needed to properly handle Unicode (since extra Private Use
planes sit way out there), now and in the future, and it takes less work
to do it now than hack it on later.
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, that Unicode has basically drawn a line in the sand. (Also,
it messes with the Composition/Decomposition algorithm to add more
composed characters.)
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When the aliens come, when the deathrays hum, when the bombers bomb,
we'll
if you don't have to (C10). GB18030, if it
claims to support Unicode, needs to round-trip both characters.
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When the aliens come, when the deathrays hum, when the bombers bomb,
we'll still be freakin' friends. - Freakin
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David Starner - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pointless website: http://dvdeug.dhis.org
When the aliens come, when the deathrays hum, when the bombers bomb,
we'll still be freakin' friends. - Freakin' Friends
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