David Starner wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 27, 2001 at 01:07:43PM -0700, Yung-Fong Tang wrote:
> > Draw a glyph from a font to implement case conversion, property mapping ? I don't know how can you do that.
>
> When is case conversion a panic situation?
I never said it is "a panic situration"
> If you can't recognize the
> character, then just don't convert it.
It could be the quality of other's software, we have higher standard however.
> All unassigned characters have
> default properties - use them. No, you don't know all about the
> character, but you know enough to load a font and display it, which is
> all a webbrowser or a wordprocessor needs 90% of the time.
>
> > That is my quetion DOES it define so. I don't have the access to THE specification itself and asking help to get one. Do you have the
> > access to the specification and DOES it specify so?
>
> Do you not have access to the web? It took me 4 minutes to find the
> information on the web. Start with www.google.com and type in GB18030,
> and you'll find most of the information right there. Others have
> pointed out more specific links.
No, I am NOT asking "the information" about ths GB18030 standard. I am asking the GB18030 standard ITSELF. None of them show me THE GB18030
standard ITSELF from google. All of them show me the INFORMATION about GB18030. Since I work on supporting standard for years, I only trust
the standard itself these days. Tell me any link you can find from google which point to THE GB18030 standard. I really hope you can give
me one. Sorry, I am really a picky guy about standard. See too many false information and interpretation in the past....
Kennth gave me a direct quote from the paper copy of the standard he had, which is what I need.
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