[quoted lines by Shérab on 2012/08/31 at 16:54 +0200]
>> I think most (maybe all) already do include the Latin letters anyway.
>
>I'm not sure whatyour "most (maybe all)" refers to.
I'm referring to the existing tables. I think they all already do include the
Latin letters. I said "most", howeve
Dave Mielke (2012/08/31 10:29 -0400):
> >How about the exaple I gave of a person usingmainly a western language
> >such as english or french but also, somtimes, another alnguage using
> >another alphabet ?
>
> I think most (maybe all) already do include the Latin letters anyway.
I'm not sure what
[quoted lines by Shérab on 2012/08/31 at 16:23 +0200]
>> I think it'd be quite rare for two different tables to not conflict with one
>> another in some way.
>
>But doesn't the core already have to check for this ?
>What happens if, for instance, a user-defined table includes two
>tables provided
Dave Mielke (2012/08/31 09:55 -0400):
> I think it'd be quite rare for two different tables to not conflict with one
> another in some way.
But doesn't the core already have to check for this ?
What happens if, for instance, a user-defined table includes two
tables provided by brltty and which co
[quoted lines by Shérab on 2012/08/31 at 11:42 +0200]
>it seems to me it would be useful if brltty was able to load several
>braille tables simultaneously, provided that the tables do not
>disagree on how a character should be displayed, of course.
I think it'd be quite rare for two different tab
Hello again Jason,
> Under your proposal, you would still need a personal table for the new braille
> code definitions,
no, because there are none. The personal table contains nothing else
than includes.
> I can't see any advantage in one over the other.
The advantage would be that no additiona
Shérab wrote:
> Well, it's rather that I find it a bit a pity to have to have to make
> sure my personal braille table gets installed wen I could achieve the
> same result just by having several braille-table directive in
> brltty.conf...
Unfortunately I don't understand the problem:
As it now
Hey Jason,
> You can already include one table in another, for example:
> include table.cti
> loads table.cti and inserts it, I assume, somewhat like the #include
> preprocessor directive in C.
Yes, this is what I'm currently using, indeed.
> Does this solve your problem, or is there something y
Shérab wrote:
> it seems to me it would be useful if brltty was able to load several
> braille tables simultaneously, provided that the tables do not
> disagree on how a character should be displayed, of course.
>
> What do you guys think about such a feature ?
You can already include one tabl
Hello,
the attached patch provides a representation for quotes in the fr-vs
braille table.
Sherab.
Index: Tables/fr-vs.ttb
===
--- Tables/fr-vs.ttb (révision 6631)
+++ Tables/fr-vs.ttb (copie de travail)
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@
char \xA8
Dear all,
it seems to me it would be useful if brltty was able to load several
braille tables simultaneously, provided that the tables do not
disagree on how a character should be displayed, of course.
What do you guys think about such a feature ?
Cheers,
Sherab.
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