[This is probably emacs-unicode-2 specific. If there is a better list to post this on, please let me know. -JimC]
Wanting to see what a given unicode char looked like, I tried to view it in emacs (I am running emacs 23 at the moment.) The font was missing a glyph, so I got an empty box. But is was a wide box where I expected a narrow glyph. I see that UnicodeData.txt is in cvs and the data in it is extracted into several elisp structures durring the build. Unicode also provides EastAsianWidths.txt along with UnicodeData.txt (and Unihan.txt for that matter). It is the definitive location for character width data (Narrow, Wide, Ambiguous, Halfwidth, Fullwidth or Narrow-ascii). The character in question is indeed N in EastAsianWidths.txt. Since EAW's license is the same as UD's and has data not included in UD, should EAW be added to the cvs tree and its data extracted along with UD's? Or does some version of that data alread exist somewhere in the lisp tree? I can provide a patch updating it if so. -JimC -- James H. Cloos, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel
