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100% Viet Unicode & Viet Phan/Pali-Sanskrit compatible PURPOSE ------- Provide a base for displaying Vietnamese on the Internet and documentations. FEATURES -------- * 134 Vietnamese Glyphs per Unicode * 38 Pali-Sanskrit Glyphs per Unicode * float marks * euro & VN currency symbol * Buddhist wheels (EE80 & EE81)

This port offers VIQR<->VISCII (RFC 1456) conversion and VISCII ctype-like routines for Vietnamese text processing. Of prime interest is the finite state machine that reads 7-bit Viet-Net style Vietnamese and produces 8-bit output. Developers are encouraged to take advantage of these routines for these reasons: - Parsing task is greatly simplified - Makes one's code easier to port from one character encoding to another - Ensures a consistent user interface across many software packages

100% Viet Unicode compatible FEATURES -------- * 134 Vietnamese Glyphs per Unicode * 38 Pali-Sanskrit Glyphs per Unicode * float marks * euro & VN currency symbol * Buddhist wheels (EE80 & EE81) Font: * VU Anh Minh (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU Heo May (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU Hoang Yen (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU Minh Quan (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU Phuong Thao (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU Tha Huong (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic) * VU U Hoai (normal, bold, italic, bolditalic)

Localized messages and documentation for libreoffice

The true type fonts HAN NOM A and HAN NOM B have been developed by Chan Nguyen Do Quoc Bao (Germany), To Minh Tam (USA) and Ni sinh Thien Vien Vien Chieu (Vietnam). Their work got started in 2001, completed in 2003, and publicized in 2005. These two true type fonts can be used with WIN-2000 or WIN-XP and Office XP or Office 2003 to display Han and Nom characters with code points by the Unicode Standard. Two sets of true type fonts are available with high and low resolutions.

VISCII->Unicode conversion

The program m17n-im-config provides a GUI for per-user configuration of input methods of the m17n library (devel/m17n-lib and textproc/m17n-contrib). The following methods are customisable at the moment: Unicode, Vietnamese, Malayalam, Tibetan, Thai, Tamil, Japanese and Chinese. http://www.m17n.org/common/im-config/index.html

uim aims for multilingual input method library. It works as an XIM server or an input module of GTK+ 2.x. And currently it supports following input methods. Chinese: Pinyin Japanese: Anthy, Prime, SKK, T-code, TUT-code Korean: Hangul, Romaja Vietnamese: VIQR Other: IPA This port installs Emacs lisp files for uim.