[climacs-devel] Unicode support in Climacs
JC Helary
jch.helary at free.fr
Fri Jan 13 08:52:22 UTC 2006
On 2006/01/14, at 14:17, Daniel CAUNE wrote:
> My next comment might be a bit out of purpose. Anyway it could be
> interesting to have the identification of the language stored
> within the character, or, more specifically, any identification of
> the IME used to enter that character. For which usage would it be
> interesting? Spelling purpose, automatic IME switch when character
> cursor moves around, text search, etc.. I have no clear idea if
> such information should be managed by the character layer (buffer
> layer?), or by any other higher text layer. Just my two cents.
In the case of CJK languages that would not be practical since the
Han unification makes in difficult to identify whether a character is
Chinese/Japanese or Korean.
I think Unicode takes automatically care of that since languages are
pretty much grouped in planes so a character belonging to a plane is
very likely to correspond to a specific language/language group/input
mechanism etc.
I am not at all a unicode specialist so that has to be confirmed (the
unicode at unicode.org list is the perfect place for that if necessary).
Jean-Christophe Helary
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