On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 12:36:24 +0000, Adam Lindsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi there.
Hi, > I've worked on a bit of Unicode (output) for ConTeXt recently, and I > noticed that Vietnamese needs a little bit more work. There's already > viscii input and x5 encoding output (apparently) working in ConTeXt. With current vnTeX (vntex.sf.net), we can use viscii, tcvn, vps and unicode (utf8) for input encoding. > As I understand it, UTF-8 support will then require an update to > ConTeXt's unic-* files (giving named glyphs for input) and then a slight > update to the enco-x5 file. I guess what's really needed are canonical > internal names (like 'ygrave' or 'ohornhook') for ConTeXt's use. > > Don't be afraid: it's not difficult, just a bit tedious. So I should ask, > Mr Penguin, how are you with sed, Perl, or Ruby? I could use Perl and sed (for simple jobs) without problem :) > Also, do you have any good references for character tables for the > encoding(s?) that VnTeX uses? I don't have it installed on my machine (yet). You can download vnTeX from http://vntex.sourceforge.net Regards, -- http://vnoss.org/forum/ _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
