[XeTeX] OpenType: script & language

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 28.02.2005 um 16:49 schrieb Yves Codet:

> P.S. Is Carbon Emacs used in Terminal? I never was able to display or 
> type Unicode properly in Terminal.

Yes and no. Carbon Emacs is a personality for GNU Emacs (and XEmacs 
too, maybe) that makes it an Aqua application, behaving and looking 
like TeXShop etc. At least a bit. It should be able to handle Unicode 
but as an ugly and hard to understand and adjust interface to so-called 
fontsets, which are derived from the Apple system fonts (from all three 
Fonts folders). I found Mac-Roman being best supported, but with not 
yet perfect fontsets. Still in the flat part of the learning curve.

Inside this application bundle is a "normal" GNU Emacs that can run in 
Terminal. And this one, or any other version 21.3/21.4, should in 
Terminal set UTF-8 be able to display upon C-h H Greek, Cyrillic, 
Hebrew, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean wishings. And maybe some 
Indic and African too, but I can't tell exactly since I've put many 
free fonts from this areas into my Fonts folders.

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