[BRLTTY] Encorporating python scripts for LaTeX into brltty
Samuel Thibault
samuel.thibault at ens-lyon.org
Fri Aug 18 08:13:27 EDT 2006
Hi,
Alastair Irving, le Wed 09 Aug 2006 20:28:53 +0100, a écrit :
> As I work with a lot of documents in LaTeX, (a typesetting language
> widely used for maths and science), I have written a script in python
> which translates a line of a LaTeX file into nemeth maths braille. I
> would like to get this working with brltty, so it can be used when
> editting documents.
Hmm, can't you just use an utf-8 environment, and have your script
produce utf-8 braille (0x28xy characters)? Then brltty would just show
it exactly how your script decided to produce it.
This is actually the issue I raised some time ago: being able to read
and type raw braille. With an utf-8 environment (which is what nowadays
distributions use), this shouldn't be a problem for reading. And typing
just needs a special shortcut in brltty.
Samuel
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