Carl, "Carl W. Brown" wrote: > > > Why was really missing was the pint that Unicode is designed to support > multi-lingual text. So is ISCII. Infact Unicode support for Indic scripts is based on ISCII. > If we use a ISCII how can we support a page that > contains different Indic scripts? > ISCII has escape sequences which announce the start of a new Indic script. An ATR char followed by special codepoint forms the escape sequence. It is possible to support a page that contains different Indic scripts.There are problems with the standard like, it assumes a default starting language, which makes sense if the input is from keyboard and language is obtained from the environment, but notl if data is exchanged between computers. Regards Ram Viswanadha
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