On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Bruno Haible wrote: > I have created a mapping table for JISX0213 to Unicode in > ftp://ftp.ilog.fr/pub/Users/haible/jisx0213/ > > from the following sources: > - Unihan-3.2.0.txt > - the Mule-UCS sources > - creative use of sed, grep, join > - ISO-IR 228, 229 and a Shift_JISX0213 chart > - the Unicode 3.2 glyph charts
Great! I have put my latest-greatest version, and the version I just downloaded from Bruno with (re-formatted to unix and added tabs): http://www.yudit.org/MAPPINGS/ The relevant files: JISX0213-BRUNO.TXT JIS0213-GASPAR.TXT I also have plane 1 and 2 in a more comprehensive format: JIS0213-1.TXT JIS0213-2.TXT My most valuable source was Unicode maps and wlmaru2000p.ttf Shift_JISX0230 encoded font and many,many friends on the Net. I would be glad if we could reconcile these files and come up with a common format till it is undefined by Unicode. The diff is quite small now. Please note that I mostly use these maps to be able to use fonts - I have not much to lose - only my glyphs :) So please comment on diffs. Maybe it would be a good idea to compare these files to other maps if any making a matrix. Yudit 2.6.beta1.tar.gz is also available with my maps for download: http://www.yudit.org/download/ You can use Unicode plane 1,2 unicode through jisx0213.2000 encoded fonts, code2001.ttf or wlmaru2000p.ttf. It is totally enabled for non BMP. New encoders: utf-16,utf-16-le,utf-16-be euc-jp-3 shiift-jis-3 and iso-2002-jp-3 (these are for JISX0213) Updates were also added for 3.2 and Old Italic software mirroring works. Cheers gaspar -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
