Hi,
At Sun, 17 Jun 2001 14:12:53 +0900 (JST),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jim Breen) wrote:
> Is there a EUC-JISX0213? Presumably a 3-byte code such as is used to
> represent JIS X 0212 ? And if so, why have one at all? Is anyone
> ever going to use JIS X 0213 in EUC?
Yes. You can find many informations with keyword "JIS X 0213" or
"JIS 2000" using your favorite search engine on the web.
For example, this is a JIS X 0213 truetype font.
http://www.vector.co.jp/soft/data/writing/se153670.html
And more, I thought the aim of this discussion is to determine
a normative locale names, not to implement it. I don't insist
we need EUC-JISX0213 locale right now. If someone will feel
to need it, he/she will implement it.
> (I might
> add that this is also the view of Koji Shibano, who chairs the JSC Committee
> that developed JIS X 0213.)
This is political discussion, rather than technical.
If you are interested in political detail, please refer the
following article (in Japanese).
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/internet/www/column/ogata/index.htm
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