Hi,
a year ago, there was a discussion on this list about Encode not
recognizing "TIS-620" as alias for "iso-8859-11":
http://nntp.x.perl.org/group/perl.unicode/1656
In the latest release of Encode::Alias (1.38 from Encode 1.9801,
included in Perl 5.8.2-RC1), "TIS-620" will still fail as a valid
Good stuff. I have looked into OpenType some more. Early on I tried using
the Arabic Transparent with ImageMagick and it did not work. TrueType
Explorer
(a free font viewer) indicates that it is an OpenType font and other web
sites indicate that
it has the tables to support Arabic. ImageMagick
On Sun, 26 Oct 2003, Marco Baroni wrote:
> So, I would like to ask you or anybody else: is there some kind of tool
> (e.g., a text editor) that I could use to discover which encoding is
> being used? (I tried with emacs but failed).
The only way I have successfully coped with massive amounts of
