Folks,
Some updates on the Hong Kong Unicode conference - the hotel rooms are
going fast,
so I encourage you to register and make your hotel reservation soon.
Thanks and hope to see many of you next month!
Lisa
Eighteenth International Unicode Conference (IUC18)
Un
Dear Friends,
[First of all, sorry if you receive this more than once, I just think that
it's of interest to all these lists I'm posting to... Please ignore the
spamming.]
This is to announce that FriBidi version 0.9.0 is out, based on a major
rewrite, made by Behdad Esfahbod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Two administrative topics.
One:
The [unicode] tag on this mail list has been removed. The ratio of users
who politely expressed delight to users who vehemently expressed disgust
was approximately 4:7. An interesting ratio. Thank you for your
participation in this experiment.
Two:
Recentl
Jungshik> On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Mark Leisher wrote:
>> Oops. I missed a spot.
Jungshik> Isn't this mistake implying that you're still in favor of 'sed'
Jungshik> over 'perl' for this kind of simple operation :-) ?
S. Don't tell anyone :-)
Jungshik> It seems to me a bit
At 11:58 +0200 2001.03.27, Michael Everson wrote:
>At 18:04 +0200 2001-03-26, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
>
>>I cannot find a message by typing the first few letters of the
>>subject (because they are always... guess what)
>
>Yes, this is the worst "feature" of this little experiment of
>Sarasvati's.
Are there ANSI standard functions for displaying Unicode characters in C
or C++
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
> Mark Leisher wrote:
> > >> Those whom can filter their mail also can alter the
> > subject line easily with, for example, small perl script.
> >
> > % perl -ne 's/\[unicode\]// if (/^Subject:/);' messagefile
>
> I'd really need a thing like that but,
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Mark Leisher wrote:
> Oops. I missed a spot.
Isn't this mistake implying that you're still in favor of
'sed' over 'perl' for this kind of simple operation :-) ?
It seems to me a bit ironic that those who must be aware of all
sorts of sed/awk wizadry try to do everything t
Jonathan Coxhead wrote:
>Consider
>
> RLE a b c PDF RLE d e f PDF
>
> in an LTR region (where a, b, ... are neutral). This displays as
>
> cbafed
No, I think it displays as:
fedcba
(Read on...)
> i e, 2 RTL runs in LTR order. If you encode that as
>
> a b c d
On 28 Mar 01, at 12:02, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
> > > struct MyWysiwygGlyph
> > > {
> > > wchar_t GlyphCode;
> > > int EmbeddingLevel;
> > > };
> > > I think that Roozbeh had something quite similar in mind.
> >
> > Yes. I was not sure that if that's enoug
Mark Leisher wrote:
>
> BTW, sorry for posting this here, but I can't seem to find another forum that
> deals with this sort of thing at the moment. Any pointers would be gratefully
> accepted.
What about news:microsoft.public.win32.programmer.international> ?
Antoine
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Tony Graham wrote:
> At 27 Mar 2001 12:37 -0500, James E. Agenbroad wrote:
> > On page 125 of the 2000 cumulation of 'Computer literature index' under
> > the subject heading 'Conversion' the annotation for "Unicode: a primer" by
> > Tony Graham says: "Unicode is a progra
Roozbeh Pournader wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Marco Cimarosti wrote:
> > struct MyWysiwygGlyph
> > {
> > wchar_t GlyphCode;
> > int EmbeddingLevel;
> > };
> > I think that Roozbeh had something quite similar in mind.
>
> Yes. I was not sure that i
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