Le mar, sep 11, 2001, à 02:33:50 -0400, Chris Sperandio a écrit:
> I've hacked together a metapost output plugin. I'm too dumb to figure
> out how to use cvs to build the patch.
>
> It's incomplete, unfortunately, but it does a lot.
Looks mostly good (I haven't actually compiled it). One issue and two
questions:
* you need to add your copyright and a summary of your changes to
the first comment block, in order to comply with the GPL.
* What happens if I run a diagram through your plug-in, and the text
strings are using ISO-8859-1 diacritics ? If the text does not use the Latin
alphabet at all (think Greek, Russian, Japanese, etc.), and thus is not even
8859-1 ?
* What happens if I pass an UTF-8 encoded string to ->draw_string() ?
(I should not do that for the moment -- this interface is local charset for
the time being. Basically, this question boils down to: do you do anything
resembling
for (char *p = str; *p; p++) do_something(*p);
?)
The issue is a blocker, but is trivial to fix. The questions are just to
assess the amount of work needed to make that module happy when we flip the
UNICODE_WORK_IN_PROGRESS switch.
-- Cyrille
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Grumpf.