Re: [NTG-context] Re: DocBookInContext ... [CSX+, UTF-8 Roman, and Nagari Codings]

Richard Mahoney (rbm49@ext.canterbury.ac.nz) wrote:

To save yourself time you could look at two C programmes that indicate CSXp, UTF-8 Roman, and UTF-8 Devanagari codings:

Thank you for that, Richard.

However, since I'm not so familiar with Devanagari script, I thought to just provide the part of the utf-8 vector for the western transliteration characters.

(it's according to the list you provided on the URL bca*.html)

There is around 30 characters and I have defined them all for entering within Vim as well as in X via Compose key in epcEdit.

To provide this part of the Unicode, would already cover needs od some users :-)

Sincerely, Gour