I am not familiar with Unicode (yet) but I think you would only need to modify
the font rendering code. PicoGUI's key codes are 16-bit integers, and the font
code does not limit fonts to 256 characters. 

Since this would make PicoGUI much more useful and probably wouldn't be hard to
implement, Unicode support should be a priority. I'll try to familiarize myself
with Unicode more so I can give better info on what needs to be done.

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> Hi folks,
> 
> Can anybody tell me how to integrate Hangul(or CJK) input and output in
> picoGUI's source code or uCLinux?  And Is it possible to use Unicode on
> the picoGUI? how?
> 
> sk
> 



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