On 3/16/2014 9:05 AM, William_J_G Overington wrote:
So, everyone, can the Romanized Singhala system be used with a QWERTY keyboard
to produce Unicode-encoded text, thereby producing a good combined system?
Could this be achieved if a text-processing software package were produced that
could automatically perform a character string to character string substitution
(namely Romanized Singhala character string to Unicode character string) that
would be applied before any OpenType glyph to glyph substitution?
The character string to character string substitution rules could be stored in
a text file, such as a UTF-16 text file saved from WordPad, that format being
what WordPad describes as a Unicode Text Document file type.
Could this be achieved?
It's software. What do you think?
:)
A./
If so, text entry could use an ordinary QWERTY keyboard and yet the resulting
text would be stored using the appropriate Unicode characters for the script
and the font would use Unicode mappings.
William Overington
16 March 2014
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