https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87222
--- Comment #11 from osnola <alo...@loria.fr> ---
(In reply to Urmas from comment #10)
>
> @osnola: you have a file which provides mappings for all 128 codepoints. You
> can generate the reverse mapping from it.
I only see a screenshot, so of course, it is possible with this screenshot to
reconstruct a conversion table (by trying to find some unicode symbol which
look similar), but this is a dull and error prone process....
It will be much better to find another way to reconstruct this table and them
to integrate it in libwps. This can even be an EasyHack, as this means:
- to insert the LICS encoding in libwps_tools_win.{h,cpp}
- and them to modify WKS4.cpp to use LICS encoding as DOS default encoding when
the
code 5425 is found ; i.e. the code to find the LICS code set already exists
at line 648 of
https://sourceforge.net/p/libwps/code/ci/master/tree/src/lib/WKS4.cpp,
so we need only to store in m_state that the default DOS encoding is now LICS
and
use this type when we create new font ...
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