Dear Werner,
you wrote:
> What else is needed to support Unicode on the input side?
My suggestion would be to start by picking one of the several UTF-8
preprocessors that have floated across the list lately, and include
it in groff. Perhaps it's a little late to do for 1.19.2, but the
next update could include it.
groff can handle only 203 input characters currently. The *top
priority* for me in converting groff to handle Unicode is to widen the
8bit input character slot to have a width of 32bit. Everything else
is much less important IMHO.
Doues it mean that there will be no quick-and-dirty prepocessor-based
solution
in the short term (before you do it properly)?
Sincerely, Michail
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