Christian wrote:
> but a customization especially suited for people in NK (as this
charset is not used anywhere else).
Unicode 0x6F6E has a modified form from KP 9566-97.
KP 10721-2000 maps to a Unicode sub-range.
KP 9566-97 maps to a Unicode sub-range.
KP 9566-2003 was submitted to the Unicode Consortium as a replacement
for KP 9566-97 mapping.
BTW, CPAN has a module for the conversion of both KP 9566-97 and KP
10721-2000 to Unicode.
>only useful to people with relationship to NK/for NK itself.
CF University of Washington: Seattle, WA.
> Either there are more issues of everybody is talking about different things
> here.
Maybe you will be able to explain why OOo has support for countries /
languages / writing systems on the Country embargo list, then.
At a minimum, Sun legal should be consistent in the patches that they
accept/reject.
>distribute a modified version of OOo that includes support for this charset.
How about a python script that converts plain text to/from Unicode?
Once in Unicode, it can be edited in OOo.
That doesn't solve the problem of:
a) writing to the character encoding.
b) Reading non-plain text files that use that character encoding.
xan
jonathon
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