[BRLTTY] What is the best way to deal with Unicode characters?
Dave Mielke
Dave at mielke.cc
Thu Sep 19 10:54:35 EDT 2019
[quoted lines by Aura Kelloniemi on 2019/09/19 at 14:33 +0300]
>In my opinion the best that can be done now is to use a custom contraction
>table to get multi-cell characters. It is complicated to set up, but should
>work.
What's the complication? Is defining your own contraction table really that
complicated, or is it actually something else like wanting to use computer
braille text tables augmented by multi-cell (contraction) definitions (i.e. a
text table that can include a contraction table)?
>(It is so complicated, that I haven't had time to do it, so I'm just
>suffering and using the DESCCHAR function).
>
>I wish that BRLTTY would more easily support multi-cell characters. Many
But it already does. Contraction tables are multi-cell whereas text tables are
single-cell, so both paradigms are supported.
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