> Well, CJKV information processing by Ken Lunde provides
> more than enough information to support JOHAB and CP949/UHC/X-Windows-949 :-).
> In addition to that, there are existing implementations, glibc,libiconv,
> Mozilla and so forth. I'm not blaming any one here for the lack of
> support for Johab and CP949. (that's the last thing I'd do). Anyway,
> I'll try to help you with Korean encodings and other CJK encodings if
> necessary.
Excellent, thanks. You may download the latest Perl developer snapshot
(which contains the latest Encode, 0.99) from:
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and look at the documentation under perl/ext/Encode/
> For Johab, no new table is necessary because Hangul precomposed
> syllable mapping (to Unicode) is algorithmic while Hanjas and symbols can
> be mapped to KS X 1001 algorithmically and then mapped to Unicode
> using KS X 1001 mapping table.
>
> BTW, how about Big5-HKSCS(Hongkong), GBK, and GB18030(PRC)?
I *think* (but me speekee no Chineese) we do support those in Encode,
but for space considerations one has to install an additional module,
Encode::HanExtra.
> Jungshik Shin
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