Re: Re: Gnopernicus, BRLTTY & Swedish characters

[Bill Haneman <Bill Haneman Sun COM>]

Jason said:

> If Gnopernicus is sending Unicode (most likely UTF8) encoding, this could
> be the source of the mismatch with BrlTTY.
GNOME uses UTF-8 throughout.  I do not know what gnopernicus is doing 
with the UTF-8 input before converting to braille dots or characters; it 
may be that gnopernicus is doing all the dot conversions itself (in 
which case the issue would be gnopernicus' internal braille tables 
lacking Swedish support - thus the need for a general architecture).  
It's also possible that, as you suggest, gnopernicus is failing to 
convert the UTF-8 into ISO-8859-1 on the output stage.  BAUM team, do 
you have details for us?

- Bill