Post by Erik Pema Kunsang on Dec 15, 2004 18:35:05 GMT -5
from Jean-Pierre Dumas:
I tried to import a mix of Wylie and French into TibetDoc,
from an ANSI text file, and I ran into 3 problems:
1. All <end of line> are ignored, I just get one big paragraph.
- Is there an option to keep the line formating ?
2. Some characters, not used in Wylie, are just eaten and disappear.
Some are not eaten.
- Is there a way to keep numbers in roman and other mandatory
typographic signs ?
(May be solved by 3. as suggested below.)
3. I have found no way to delimit what should be transliterated from
what should not.
- Is there an option do do just that? (like using {} or[] ?)
The text imported is way too large to be restored by hand in TibetDoc.
Sincerely,
Jean-Pierre Dumas
I tried to import a mix of Wylie and French into TibetDoc,
from an ANSI text file, and I ran into 3 problems:
1. All <end of line> are ignored, I just get one big paragraph.
- Is there an option to keep the line formating ?
2. Some characters, not used in Wylie, are just eaten and disappear.
Some are not eaten.
- Is there a way to keep numbers in roman and other mandatory
typographic signs ?
(May be solved by 3. as suggested below.)
3. I have found no way to delimit what should be transliterated from
what should not.
- Is there an option do do just that? (like using {} or[] ?)
The text imported is way too large to be restored by hand in TibetDoc.
Sincerely,
Jean-Pierre Dumas