Re: CJK Unification

[Alexander Voropay]

PILCH Hartmut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


>It is quite well possible to typeset a Japanese textbook for the Chinese
>language with a single Unicode font and no language tags.

 AFAIK, a lot of papers in Japan are printed in Top-to-Bottom direction,
not only Left-to-Right.

 Unfortunately, current Unicode has only L-t-R .vs. R-t-L (BIDI) swithcing,
not T-t-B and B-t-T  ;-)


P.S. I seems, future Unicode will be very like to specific binary RIP
(Raster Image Processor) control language... (not just Character
collection/index as ISO-10646).

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