Cecile forwarded me your question:
> I found a Thot editor. It looks to satisfy all my needs, but
> there is a lot of questions I have to have answered before
> using it.
> 1) First of all, I'm Czech, so I'm writing documents in the Czech
> language, using ISO Latin 2 encoding. Is it possible customize
> Thot editor both to present IL2 fonts on the screen/printer/postscript
We're now considering the multilingual problem in the Thot library, but the
current release doesn't allow you to easily customize Thot applications.
You can change the Thot encoding for your specific need by modifying the line
713 in Thot/thotlib/dialogue/font.c.
Replace
strcat (r_nameX, "-iso8859-1");
by
strcat (r_nameX, "-iso8859-2");
> file? Is it possible to customize Thot to have a Czech keybord or
> just to receive Czech letters from X-Window (I have customized it)?
> As I tried it, Thot was not willing to received letter that are not
> in the US-keyboard.
If the standard Xlookup process doesn't work fine for you, you have to add
rules
in Thot/config/thot.keyboard file.
Irene
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