Bruce D'Arcus ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > I've wondering about this myself. Given that the default encoding for > XML is utf-8, it'd seem ConTeXt ought to support it if its going to > typeset XML.
Yes, that's logical and I'm wondering whether it's true given the fact that TeX by itself doesn't handle utf-8. > I posted a note about the tbook project (http://tbookdtd.sf.net/) a > couple of weeks ago, which includes this binary (description from > manual): I saw it and it sounds good. It even has xindy for indexing which I use under LyX (LaTeX). Would be nice to have similar capabilities with ConTeXt, however I need DocBook echangeability. > >tbrplent is a filter program that scans for non-ASCII UTF-8s in the > >input > >stream and creates decent LATEX macros or, if possible, Latin-1 > >characters > >for the output stream. > > Does ConTeXt have an equivalent, or can this one perhaps be modified? I hope some ConTeXt guru can enlighten us regards. Sincerely, Gour _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
