Adam Lindsay wrote:
Hey, revised version. Some glyphs shuffled around.
http://homepage.mac.com/atl/tex/euro-letter.v2.pdf http://homepage.mac.com/atl/tex/euro-letter.v2.zip and the tester.pdf (with notes on what it needs in terms of macro support, Hans) from inside the zip: http://homepage.mac.com/atl/tex/tester.pdf
adam --
What about the attached patches? See also my posting "[st]cedilla vs. [st]commaaccent". It's mainly about the naming scheme: it's probably unfair to mix commaaccent and cedilla. I didn't try the patch out, there are probably a couple of things missing, but I would like comments about the naming scheme principle, to consistently write commaaccent instead of cedilla for the cedillas on g, k, l, r, n. At least internally, \rcedilla could still be mapped to \rcommaaccent. Adam had some comments in enco-el about that. enco-def would also have to be fixed in this case and some other files (regi-*) as well. What are the definitions like this one doing in enco-el? %definecharacter Ccircumflex {\buildtextaccent\textcircumflex C} Aren't they already (or at least: shouldn't they be) in enco-def.tex? Is that because those characters now have to be composed from characters from two different encodings? Or perhaps just a reminder of what is still missing in the encoding? Would anyone object if the enco-uc file (and all the other enco-[nameofregime] files) would be sorted in the order of unicode insted of grouping the characters? Currently it's difficult to sort out which definitions could still be missing. Mojca