Hi
I am sorry for taking up the matter after such a long gap. My exams ended
just 2 days back.
Would you kindly tell me how i can construct such input methods and
ultimately create fonts.I created web pages using the ZWJ and ZWNJ controls
but they are not correctly visible in IE5.0 and Windows98 . I don't know if
the same is true for Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
And as there should be code points that can be stored in databases for the
web and non-connected databases .And the storage of ZWJ and ZWNJ is a
definite no-no.You know the reason better than me.
Please help.
With Regards
Arjun Aggarwal
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-------- Original Message ----- From: Michael (michka) Kaplan <michka@trigeminal.com> To: Arjun Aggarwal <mrasool@sancharnet.in>; John Hudson <tiro@tiro.com> Cc: <unicode@unicode.org> Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 7:52 PM Subject: Re: Indic editing (was: RE: The real solution)
> From: "Arjun Aggarwal" <mrasool@sancharnet.in> > > > >Moreover, the concept of <la = half la + danda> may be natural for people > > >who are used to typewriters and typography. Which is, some of the people > > >who are more likely to switch to computers. > > > > I fully agree with Mr. Marco Cimarosti in this regard. > > > > This is the point to which i really wanted everybody to focus on i.e. the > > problem of encoding as well as display . > > Well, you do need to understand that you could actually create input methods > that would allow people who wish to type this way to do so -- and the > underlyhing data could still be stored using the current encoding. > > The needs of those who wish to keep their keyboards can be met without > trying to undo all the implementations that have been done. > > -- > MichKa > > Michael Kaplan > Trigeminal Software, Inc. -- http://www.trigeminal.com/ > > >
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