----- Ursprüngliche Mitteilung ----- > > It's actually simpler than using utf-16be. All that is needed is to > > use escape sequences instead of the accented characters. E.g. I > > would need to use "\362" instead of "ò". > > That's another encoding, PDFDocEncoding (documented in the PDF > reference).
Thanks, I had alreay found that. > > Unfortunately, I haven't found a scheme/guile method to create those > > escape sequences from a utf8 string (I don't even know exactly which > > escape sequences these are! At least they are none of the usual > > utf8 representations). > > I suggest to consequently use UTF-16BE (including surrogate support) > which can be easily converted from and to UTF-8. How can I do this in guile? A Google search didn't return any useful results (except a proposal from years ago). In particular, I must only output the strings of the DOCINFO section as UTF-16BE... So, it can't be a port-specific setting, but only effective for one print command. Thanks, Reinhold _______________________________________________ bug-lilypond mailing list bug-lilypond@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
