On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Stefan Baums wrote:
> What about Indian scripts? In Devanagari typesetting, one akshara
> (consonant [+ vowel [+ anusvara / visarga]] cluster) takes up roughly
> as much horizontal space as two latin-script letters, is certainly
> square in shape, and the space is needed for all the details of the
> akshara. A Devanagari font that is supposed to be used with a 9x18
> latin one should probably be 18x18.
Alas, Indic scripts don't quite fit with the wcwidth() model.
Imagine
wcswidth() of should be
KA 1
KA VIRAMA 1
KA RA 2
KA VIRAMA RA 1
We need a far more complicated texthandling mechanism than wcwidth() for
doing Indic...
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