Dear Werner,
What exactly do you mean? Converting UTF-8 to, say, latin-1 with
`iconv' is already a quick-and-dirty solution. Another possibility is
to take a groff UTF8 font definition file and put all Unicode->glyph
entities into a big perl (or python) table.
I mean that you had an idea to u
> > What exactly do you mean? Converting UTF-8 to, say, latin-1 with
> > `iconv' is already a quick-and-dirty solution. Another
> > possibility is to take a groff UTF8 font definition file and put
> > all Unicode->glyph entities into a big perl (or python) table.
>
> I mean that you had an idea
> > What exactly do you mean? Converting UTF-8 to, say, latin-1 with
> > `iconv' is already a quick-and-dirty solution. Another
> > possibility is to take a groff UTF8 font definition file and put
> > all Unicode->glyph entities into a big perl (or python) table.
>
> And there are other hacks ou
> It might be a good idea to put such stuff into the `contrib'
> directory of http://groff.ffii.org.
This is
http://groff.ffii.org/groff/contrib
I forgot to document that directory in 1.19.2 :-(
Werner
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On 9/8/05, Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > What exactly do you mean? Converting UTF-8 to, say, latin-1 with
> > > `iconv' is already a quick-and-dirty solution. Another
> > > possibility is to take a groff UTF8 font definition file and put
> > > all Unicode->glyph entities into a
