Bram Moolenaar <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK, so the input() strings are not redirected. This works:
>
> redir >> test.out
> call feedkeys("testing\<CR>")
> echo input("say ")
> redir END
>
> But perhaps the echo command is sufficient to get arabic shaping?
>
> redir >> test.out
> echo "testing"
> redir END
It did redirect it but it was not shaped (no unicode presentation forms
that results from arabic_shape()); just normal unicode chars.
Anyway, in my quick glance searching for dependencies, arabic.c seems to
be mostly self contained. So I think using it directly should not be
that hard. A mere file data (char *) to unicode code array (int *)
conversion and the reverse seems to be all that is needed (I think
simply wcsrtombs() and mbsrtowcs() can be used for that purpose). I'll
have a closer look later.
Thanks,
Ali
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