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TAKAHASHI Naoto | 7 Feb 09:47

Re: entering unicode? [Hebrew points]

Yotam Medini writes:

> how to insert such unicode characters via some M-x/lisp function

For example,

  (insert (decode-char 'ucs #x05b0))

inserts U+05B0 at the current point.

If you use the latest emacs-bidi and do C-u C-\ hebrew-unicode RET,
you can insert Hebrew points by typing keys with shift.  See the
following page.

  http://www.m17n.org/emacs-bidi/heb-key.html

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TAKAHASHI Naoto
ntakahas <at> m17n.org
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Yotam Medini | 7 Feb 09:51
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entering unicode? [Hebrew points]


In 
   http://www.m17n.org/emacs-bidi/
It says:

 When "Enable auto composition" is on, Emacs combines Hebrew points
 (U+05B0..U+05C4) with the preceding Hebrew letter. If a precomposed
 form is prepared in U+FB2A..U+FB4E, the corresponding character in the
 mule-unicode-e000-ffff charset is used for display.

with a nice screen-shot. I believe I have seen somewhere - but forgot -
how to insert such unicode characters via some M-x/lisp function
Could someone explain how exactly.

thanks -- yotam
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Yotam Medini | 28 Feb 15:25
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Culmus Fonts @ eLaTeX: scripts + screenshot


Hello IvriTeX community

I have put a web page
  http://www.medini.org/hebrew/
  http://www.medini.org/hebrew/hebrew.html
where you may:

 * See a screenshot of my current results of using Culmus fonts with eLaTeX. 
   [with a bidi-Emacs window editing UTF-8 Hebrew text with niqud - 
    for now without Culmus fonts]

 * Grab the compressed tar file 
     http://www.medini.org/hebrew/culmus2ltx-2003-02-28.tar.gz
   having:
   + all the involved scripts - with a driving Makefile.
   + an example using the installed "culmus2LaTeX-fonts" with wrapper scripts.
   + readme.tex

It is obvious that I had only partial success (Frank-Ruehl)
with diacritical (niqud) points. I welcome comments and enhancements.
Of course all code there is GPL and free to grab and be used within
IvriTeX or other Hebrew-eLaTeX distributions.

I would like to thank the good people on the mailing lists
who helped me with valuable tips.

regards -- yotam
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