[Indic-computing-devel] Mahiti.ORG's indic language input requirements
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From: <jk...@Fr...> - 2002-01-29 07:47:21
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sunil> Comfortable WYSIWYG editing edit-on Pro enables word-processor sunil> like WYSIWYG ... Your requirements seem to specify two distinct pieces of functionality: (1) a widget or framework that allows WYSIWYG creation of HTML pages including tables. (2) an input method that can handle indian languages As for (1) a brief web search turned up a number of existing projects [http://www.bris.ac.uk/ISC/cms/ttw.html] has a short survey listed, including editors that work with Zope and editors implemented in Javascript (!). [http://www.utoronto.ca/webdocs/HTMLdocs/UNIXTOOLS/unix_editors.html] is another link to browse. Topic (2) would be of interest to the folks on this list, so lets discuss that here. I've been unable to reach the IIIT-H website for more than a week now (it seems off the 'Net). Can someone knowledgeable about the technical details of their work help with the following (basic) questions that I have? * what standards do they base their work on (ISCII/UNICODE/??) * is their work system specific? If so, what operating environments do they assume (e.g:- do they use specific fonts, OS-specific APIs etc) * any documentation / published papers on their work? * are their sources available from anywhere else? * how well are their design decisions & code documented? Basically, I want to guage the RE-USEABILITY of their effort. I have the same questions about the IISc teams work too (CC'ed in this message). Thanks, Koshy <jk...@fr...> |