Hello Jamie,That table originates from odt2braille. I don't exactly remember why I put "28a", but anyway, it is not necessary anymore. It can be changed to "0". Christian can you take care of that?
Bert On 17/05/2011 18:42, James Teh wrote:
Hi all,The Unicode character U+2800 (written as \x2800 in liblouis) represents a blank cell; i.e. no dots. However, in braille-patterns.cti, is defined as follows:sign \x2800 28a # ⠀ BRAILLE PATTERN DOTS-0Why is this defined as dots 2 and 8, plus virtual dot "a"? Should it not be defined as 0?I was hoping to use this table to support Unicode braille in NVDA, but this issue makes that somewhat strange.Thanks,Jamie
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