Multi Language Support Hint
Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2020 2:39 am
I challenged the Japanese display of DM-1800 and completed it in a short time.
Thank you Clark and Daniel.
Here is UTF-8(Unicode) Free dot font.
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/index.html.en
Dotmatlix here
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/unicode/index.html.en
Japanese here(I'm provide own design,but This fonts are very Excellent design)
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/shinonome/index.html.en
UTF-8 expresses all characters in 32 bits, so if you count the character types in the conversion table and they are small enough, you can realize multilingual display by adding your own character code and integrating.
(Even if there are many types of characters, the types of characters actually used are limited)
First,Non support language user make language-uft.h(Conversion Table).
Second,Count character types.
Third,Make a table by giving a code to a character.
Last,Text code conversion and display .
It's Dream?!
I saw Korean will probably be able to make a compatible version.
Other Phonetic language too.
JE4SMQ Masa
Thank you Clark and Daniel.
Here is UTF-8(Unicode) Free dot font.
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/index.html.en
Dotmatlix here
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/unicode/index.html.en
Japanese here(I'm provide own design,but This fonts are very Excellent design)
http://openlab.ring.gr.jp/efont/shinonome/index.html.en
UTF-8 expresses all characters in 32 bits, so if you count the character types in the conversion table and they are small enough, you can realize multilingual display by adding your own character code and integrating.
(Even if there are many types of characters, the types of characters actually used are limited)
First,Non support language user make language-uft.h(Conversion Table).
Second,Count character types.
Third,Make a table by giving a code to a character.
Last,Text code conversion and display .
It's Dream?!
I saw Korean will probably be able to make a compatible version.
Other Phonetic language too.
JE4SMQ Masa