> Is the current CVS of groff, utf-8 friendly.
Yes. It doesn't have the final form (the preconv preprocessor will
get folded into soelim) which means that files included with .so
aren't handled yet automatically, but the interface won't change, this
is, options `-k' and `-K ' will stay to convert
> It usually *does* work, but you're turning that feature off
> with "-P-b16". [...]
Thanks for your analysis.
> Try this:
>
> groff -P-p2i,2i foo >foo.ps
> gs -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=foo.pdf foo.ps
>
> Another thing to note is that setting the MediaBox in the
> P
Dear Werner,
On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, you wrote:
BTW, GNU sed 4.1.4 (and 4.0.9) doesn't work correctly with the ps2epsi
script which comes with gs 8.53. The following regexp construct
[^!-~]
makes sed incorrectly complain (and abort) with
invalid range end
You have to write
[^!-\~]
as it
Dear Werner,
On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Is the current CVS of groff, utf-8 friendly.
Yes.
Note that you still need fonts which actually have those Unicode
characters.
What is the list of supported scripts/languages?
What about including with groff some base set of large fonts
> Here is a fix for a small misunderstanding of the font class API.
Applied, thanks.
Werner
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Folks,
regarding our discussion about converting to Unicode I just want to
mention that this process basically disables hyphenation for
characters which aren't ASCII. Unfortunately, this is an unavoidable
problem without a quick fix.
Reason is that all non-ASCII characters are converted to the
> From "make -k install" I'd to expect to install everything that has
> been built and could be installed. Here is a patch to fix this.
Applied, thanks.
Werner
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> > Another thing to note is that setting the MediaBox in the PDF-file
> > from the BoundingBox in the PS-file using -dEPSCrop appears to
> > work only when the "EPSF"-signature is present in the first line
> > of the PS-file.
>
> And gs is correct doing so, [...]
>
> Thus, we have to add the fo