I have tested the new preprocessor with the groff options
-Kencoding and -k
This is all very encouraging.
Nice to hear that! However, you should upgrade to the current CVS
(from today); I've just found a serious bug in subfont handling which
made grops sometime insert a character where
Hi Werner,
Try the groff2uni perl script below. Note that you will get warnings
like
Wide character in print at groff2uni.pl line 17, line 8.
Any Perl expert here who can fix that?
The good news is it's a long time since I consdered myself that. The
bad news is they've gone and
It seems binmode is now used for lots more than specifying the
binary mode of a file handle. I think this is the right way to fix
it.
Thanks!
Werner
On 20-May-07 09:56:15, Sigfrid Lundberg wrote:
[...]
I've a manuscript of a book containing medieval greek quotations
and to format those I installed a subset of kerkis fonts (quoting
from my download file), namely:
Kerkis-Italic Kerkis-Italic.pfa
Kerkis
On Sun, 20 May 2007, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Sigfrid,
It didn't work at all -- groff tried to take all greek characters from
the special fonts S and SS. Then I switched font family temporarily
using \FK .. \F[]. Then I got partial success: All diachritical
characters come out as KR,
On Sun, 20 May 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20-May-07 09:56:15, Sigfrid Lundberg wrote:
[...]
I've a manuscript of a book containing medieval greek quotations
and to format those I installed a subset of kerkis fonts (quoting
from my download file), namely:
Kerkis-Italic
