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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 22-Oct-2006 16:37:51
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| Whoooa! so cool, i've been waiting for somthing like this
for ages.
My wife is Thai, and I am still learning the language..
Khop khun maak crap . 
Phom poot pasa Thai nitnoy
Wol.
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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 22-Oct-2006 19:10:56
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| So i just need a Thai wife to have any use of this feature. |
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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 22-Oct-2006 20:00:38
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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 22-Oct-2006 23:12:36
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So i just need a Thai wife to have any use of this feature.
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Depending upon your preferences perhaps a Thai husband will substitute. 
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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 23-Oct-2006 9:26:33
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| Does this mean it has a support for Unicode or is it explicitly for Thai only? |
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Re: Text editor with support for the Thai language
Posted on 23-Oct-2006 13:02:16
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| There is no support for Unicode.
Thai TIS-620 coding can arguably be described as a "version" of ASCII, hence it is possible to make a text editor that doesn't need to support Unicode but can support Thai.
The Thai letters fit in the "top" half, i.e. normal 7 bit ASCII plus Thai.
However, supporting Unicode is more than just allowing for multibyte characters. You need to take into account the specific features of the language you are supporting. So in this case, you could regard this as a small step towards Unicode support.
koan Last edited by koan on 23-Oct-2006 at 01:55 PM.
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