Only just noticed that (some) APL chars are not showing correctly on my Mac with the APWJ pages, eg in http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Doc/Articles/Play223 notably "quad", which shows as '?'.
The correct unicode (utf-8) char-codes are there, because I can copy/paste the offending code from the page into TextEdit, set the font to APL385 Unicode, and I then see the correct chars. Am I the only person with this problem? I'd guess that MoinMoin is set up to specify certain fonts for its code styles, eg <tt class='backtick' ... and these fonts (including JSans, maybe?) do not have the APL charset properly represented. Could it be possible for these code styles to opt to use APL385 Unicode if it's installed? (It's downloadable free from http://www.vector.org.uk/?area=fonts ) Or maybe have a separate APL style (needed both for <pre and for <tt)? A separate style would be a pity, because the APWJ book (Edn 1) uses APL385 Unicode for all code, J included. In general it's nice to be able to exhibit APL expressions, if only to diss 'em. :-) Ian ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
