Of course, I know of both of them :-) and I've been using Yudit (and
have contributed a little to it) for a while. Yudit is nice(and two
accompanying programs uniprint and uniconv are great), but it's obvious
it's not so feature-rich as vi and Emacs so I was asking for UTF-8
enabled vi(clones).
Mark Leisher has started the implementation of Unicode support for
Emacs a few weeks ago. Emacs will then be able to handle Unicode
(with surrogates area) and even a 94x94x94 character set in addition
to the currently available character sets -- 8 planes with 64k
characters are for private use also... this should be fairly enough
for the next few years.
Werner
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