[Paul Wise] > These programs take a plain text file encoded in either of the ABC > or Limon Khmer legacy fonts and creates a file that is the > equivalent in Khmer Unicode (UTF-8).
Are you aware of the iconv program, capable of converting between all the charmaps supported by glibc (quite a lot). If the legacy khmer charmap is not supported by glibc, I suggest adding support there and use iconv instead of adding yet another charset conversion program to debian. 'iconv -l' list the supported charmaps. The package description do not mention which charmap is used in legacy khmer documents, so I am not sure if the charmap is relevant for this. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
