On Monday, May 6, 2002, at 11:34 , Andreas J. Koenig wrote: > Dan, > > I have to work with an encoding that is not round trip safe. It has > both trema and umlaut, and it has been decided to map both to U0308 > (COMBINING DIAERESIS). So I thought I'd write > > <U0308> \xC8 |0 # (12/8) Trema > <U0308> \xC9 |3 # (12/9) Umlaut > > in my ucm file. > > Ucmlint reports > > MAB2.ucm:notice in line 192: <U0308> \xC8 |0 > MAB2.ucm:notice in line 193: <U0308> \xC9 |3 > MAB2.ucm:warning in line 193: dupe encode map: U0308 => C8 and C9 > MAB2.ucm:notice in line 194: <U030A> \xCA |0 > > The resulting module complains > > MAB2 "\xC9" does not map to Unicode at ../lib/Tie/MAB2/Raw.pm line > 55. > > when it is fed with 'xC9'. > > When I change the |3 to |0, then the warning goes away, but is that > the correct way to deal with it?
Do you have ENCODING duplicate somewhere? Like \C9 defined not only to map <U0308> but also elsewhere? I would appreciate if you sent me a whole UCM file. Dan the Encode Maintainer
