> However, I am interested in how Groff 1.16 works for UTF-8 input.
> I could not find any code for UTF-8 input, though I found a code for
> UTF-8 output in src/devices/grotty/tty.cc . Am I missing something?
> (Of course /font/devutf8/* has no implementation of UTF-8 encoding,
> though it seems
> > Well, maybe. But sometimes there is kerning. Please consult Ken
> > Lunde's `CJKV Information Processing' for details. Example:
> >
> >〇
> >一
> >〇
>
> Wow! This is the first time I received a Japanese mail from
> non-Japanese sp
> 2. Perhaps it is a good point of view to see troff (gtroff) as an
> engine which handles _glyphs_, not characters, in a given context of
> typographic style and layout. The current glyph is defined by the
> current point size, the current font, and the name of the
> "character" which is to be re
Hi,
At Sat, 21 Oct 2000 10:46:51 +0200 (CEST),
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In general. I want to define terms completely independent on any
> particular program. We have
>
> character set
> character encoding
> glyph set
> glyph encoding
I understand. Since we are dis
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