On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Kenichi Handa
<handa@m17n.org> wrote:
In article <CAJ+TeocgefqvN3tujnHCpG+Wn_GiZQjdEO2G-jHU+auzaL5QNg@mail.gmail.com>, Rustom Mody <rustompmody@gmail.com> writes:
> The devanagari-itrans method does not translate the pipe '|' into the
> devanagari danda । (unicode 964) but leaves it at | ASCII 0x7c
Currently , with devanagari-itran, you must type ".."
(double periods) to insert "।".
Thanks! Is there anything for the undatta, anudatta (unicode 951 952, pg 3 of
http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0900.pdf )
[For those working with the vedas this is a very commonly occurring letter ]
As I'm not the author of
this input method, I don't if ".." is the standard way to
input "।". Could you show me a source that tells "|" is the
standard way for "।" in ITRANS?
No I dont know. Its just that the rest of itrans is a natural way to use an English (Roman) keyboard to input devanagari so I thought the pipe would naturally become the danda.
Is there any reference on understanding how to write input-methods in emacs?
Thanks again
Rusi