Re: poor man R2L support
> "Stephen" == Stephen J Turnbull
<stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Uwe Brauer writes:
> The cursor is blocked on the left side and the letters just appear.
> This sounds like visual hebrew, but it is not, it is logical hebrew
> with a simpler input interface. Would that be (considerable)
> easier to implement in Xemacs?
You mean something like this (each line represents a new state of
the
*same* line in the display after each keystroke, while _ represents
the cursor):
_s
_hs
_ahs
_lahs
_olahs
_molahs
Yes and no. Because if you do this with your function you get visual
hebrew.
Kile has a similar input to your function but
results in (when I open the file say with less
_shalom
Which is displayed: (when I open with GNU emacs24) as
_molahs
The issue is the display engine has to be touched, but the input part is
simpler. But maybe the hard part is the display engine not the input.
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