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Mirror Glyph Tool release 001
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Made by Michael Lang 08 August 2002
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- Features:
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* The tool generates a hash table used to locate mirrorglyph characters, using the original character as a key.
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The hash table is stored in C++ format in the form of a .inl file.
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(Command line options can be found by calling the perl script with the -? option)
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- Inputs:
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* The script requires the use of an input file which should be named mglyphs.txt
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- Points to note:
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- The input data to place in the file can be found here:
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http://www.unicode.org/Public/3.0-Update1/BidiMirroring-1.txt
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- Take this file and rename it mglpyhs.txt, placing it in the same directory as the tool
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- Outputs:
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- A HTML file
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- One of the command line options allows for a HTML file to be generated in
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order to display output.
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- This file is called mglyphs.html by default
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- A .INL file
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- The tool generates a file called mglyphs.inl by default
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(see command line options for output format)
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