--- On Mon, 5/12/11, Theppitak <[email protected]> wrote: > I can't understand this. So, all software should be > monolithic and should > not be splitted into library modules, as the libraries are > not functional > by themselves?
No, I mean this - the fonts are useful by themselves (for display and for other packages), thailatex is not useful without the fonts. So the dependencies should be like this: - fonts optionally depends on *core tex font tools*, and bundles the enc files to build the optional tex support files. - thailatex should depends on the fonts (or one core set of such). > Instead, the distiction is that lthuni.enc is needed on > rendering and > should be publicly installed, while thailigs.enc and > thai-dummy.afm are > private files which are only used at build time. That's file organization (maybe even just a matter of source directory layout). > In fact, at the design stage of the previous change, I even > got a crazy > idea to split the shared *.enc files into a so-called > latex-fonts-thai-common package, but finally dismissed it, > for simplicity. > Yes, I think that's crazy too :-). Thalatex is not exactly big (what, at under 10 files in total, for a usable install in addition to the fonts). _______________________________________________ Cjk maillist - [email protected] https://lists.ffii.org/mailman/listinfo/cjk
