> Just so everything goes smoothly,
Thanks for the patch! I'll investigate soon.
> I want to know if it's a problem if I use std::map (and std::string
> and std::vector) in implementing character classes. I ask because
> it seems like every attempt has been made to avoid usage of the
> standard library. My need is to be able to map strings into an
> array/vector of character classes, and I need each character class
> (pointer) to be able to belong to more than one string.
I would be glad if we could avoid the usage of the standard library --
groff is intended to compile on old boxes too.
> I have one further question: there are already flags in charinfo for
> BREAK_BEFORE and BREAK_AFTER. If I clear the BREAK_BEFORE flag on a
> glyph, will that prevent the line from being broken before that
> glyph (and similarly the BREAK_AFTER flag)? If so, kinsoku shori
> handling might be done by the end of the week.
We need a new class for CJK glyphs, namely to allow breaks before and
after the character except if there are glyphs before or after which
prevents that. Additionally, we need inter-glyph spacing...
Werner
