> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kumata Mitsugu [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 4:04
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [iText-questions] Future of iText
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using iText and it works fine.
> I'd like to know the future of iText.
> Is there any plan that iText is going to support;
>
> - right to left direction writing?
>
I'm investigating this using IBM's ICU4J but it's not an easy topic.
I'm trying to extract just the RTL algorithms and the arabic shaping to make
it lighter. It's not for tomorrow, though.
> - top to bottom direction writing for CJK languages?
>
That's already semi-supported although there's no Paragraph support.
> - embeding OpneType with PS glyph? (not TrueType glyph)
> (I want to embed special font that TrueType does not have)
>
Maybe. The biggest problem with CFF fonts is that they generaly
contain big CJK charsets and iText doesn't subset type1.
> - way of input for special character that UNICODE does not hava
> its code but CID or OpenType have one
>
No. I believe that OpenType is fully Unicode aware. Special
characters go into the private block Unicode.
> - any other multi-ligual feature?
>
iText is essentially user-driven. Do you have any sugestions?
Best Regards,
Paulo soares
> Thank you,
> KuMi
>
>
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