Angus Leeming wrote:
> 
> The language itself doesn't. Unicode libraries exist, but we don't use them
> yet. Guess I'll roll my own; looking at Lamport page 38-39 this should be
> fairly easy.

at first try this

Herbert


  String[] charTranslate = {                    
    "\"a", "ä",                 // orig chars without backslash
    "'a",  "á",
    "`a",  "à",
    "^a",  "â",
    "~a",  "ã",
    "\"A", "Ä", 
    "'A",  "Á",
    "`A",  "À", 
    "^A",  "Â", 
    "~A",  "Ã", 
    "'e",  "é",
    "`e",  "è",
    "^e",  "ê",
    "^E",  "Ê", 
    "'E",  "É",
    "`E",  "È", 
    "'I",  "Í",
    "`I",  "Ì", 
    "^I",  "Î", 
    "\"o", "ö", 
    "\"{o} ","ö",
    "\"O", "Ö",                 // i is orig and i+1 is translate
    "\"{O} ","Ö", 
    "\"u", "ü", 
    "\"U", "ü",  
    "ss",  "ß",
    "{ss}","ß",
    "b{a}","\u00aa",            // unicode
    "b{o}","\u00ba"             // unicode
  };

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