A "wysisyg" editor based on vi, which can do what Partha Da has in mind
and, moreover, whose capabilities are limited only by the user's
ingenuity, is described in
http://www.pcquest.com/content/linux/101100102.asp
and also in the October 2001 issue of PCQuest Magazine under the title
"Build your wysiwyg HTML editor". (Its not limited to HTML, although
that is the case described in detail in the article.)
BTW, I offer these references with my blushes ;)
- Manas Laha
Partha Pratim Ghosh wrote:
> TeX is indeed a superb platform; can we make Emacs as the basic
> environment to start off with and then use backend Lisp (I mean Elisp)
> programme to do the jobs relegated by small emacs commands ? if we can
> then we can possibly think of almost anything and everything using the
> Bengali fonts of TeX : the idea shall be to take in input through Emacs,
> possibly in a small command window (like the Tektronix interactive
> graphics frames under VAX machines), convert these to Bengali using TeX
> and xdvi in the backend and so on... (I can try to explain the sequence
> if specific questions are asked; in fact that shall help me to clarify
> my ideas also...)
>
> Please produce your comments...
>
> moumunna Raychaudhuri wrote:
> >
> > Thank you all who are working on Bangla font project
> > in Linux. I have some suggestions from the users'
> > point of view.
> > 1) the Interface of e-mail in banglalive.com is
> > *linguistically correct*. (in bengali/sanskrit you
> > cannot pronounce/write a 'byanjanbarna' like 'k' but
> > have to add a 'swarabarna', (remember, 'vowel' is
> > different from 'swarabarna') like 'ka', 'ki', 'kaa'
> > etc. ). This is also nearer to what we write e-mail in
> > roman script. it is also easy!!
> > Axar is alos
> > 2) Please keep in your mind about TeX/LaTeX also.
> > Palash B Pal of Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics has
> > done a great job, it's in developing stage, but the
> > interface is different. get it from
> > http://tnp.saha.ernet.in/~pbpal.
> >
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