[BRLTTY] Typing/reading braille combinations
Dave Mielke
dave at mielke.cc
Mon Apr 17 18:09:11 EDT 2006
[quoted lines by Samuel Thibault on 2006/04/17 at 22:39 +0200]
>Normal space, or U+2800 ?
I'd bind both g and h to U+2800.
Perhaps there's another approach, i.e. treat g,h,gh all as space, with each key
requesting an attritue of the space, i.e. nonbreaking,visible. Then, say, g
would mean nonbreaking, h would mean visible, and gh would mean both. I suggest
then mapping g and h to print equivalents, and mapping gh to U+2800 even if
Unicode doesn't technically agree with these attributes (yet).
>For now, I haven't bound any key to U+2800 since it is not considered as
>a breaking space.
I actually (now) think U+2800 should be a nonbreaking space.
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