Monday, November 14, 2011
Sextus Empiricus
Two of the three books are now at http://phil.aule-browser.com/sextus-empiricus.html
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Hegel Phänomenologie des Geistes without Italics
One edit redefining {i } in the tiny Curl file gives another version of Hegel Die Phänomenologie des Geistes in German without his italics,
See: http://goo.gl/FeaB3
This was done with no change to the huge source text file itself.
And now the e-book loads faster and is less annoying overall.
What changed?
{define-text-format i as italic}
became
{define-text-format i as text}
Of course it was first necessary to have his text in italics wrapped in {i An-Sich} etcetera, but that was simple in practice with a good editor.
The full URL is http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes-no-italics.html
and the former with italics is http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html
Both are at http://phil.aule-browser.com where I have my philosophy texts in Curl web content markup from www.curl.com.
See: http://goo.gl/FeaB3
This was done with no change to the huge source text file itself.
And now the e-book loads faster and is less annoying overall.
What changed?
{define-text-format i as italic}
became
{define-text-format i as text}
Of course it was first necessary to have his text in italics wrapped in {i An-Sich} etcetera, but that was simple in practice with a good editor.
The full URL is http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes-no-italics.html
and the former with italics is http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html
Both are at http://phil.aule-browser.com where I have my philosophy texts in Curl web content markup from www.curl.com.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Hegels Phänomenologie
Ich habe ein komplettes Hegel Die Phänomenologie des Geistes in deutscher Sprache unter
http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html hinzugefügt.
Es ist in die Curl Web-Content-Markup Sprache mit Text-Formatten für Philosophische Texte und E-Bücher definiert. Das Betrachten dieser Web-Seite benötigt der Curl RTE-Browser-Plugin von www.curl.com.
Die Seite hat ein BaumStil Inhaltsverzeichnis auf der linken Seite der WebPage und eine Reihe von Links in den Inhalt an der Spitze der Text; Version ohne kursiv wird ein paar Minuten länger dauern.
I have added a complete Hegel Die Phänomenologie des Geistes in German at
http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html
The book is in Curl web content markup using text-formats defined for philosophy texts and e-books.
http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html hinzugefügt.
Es ist in die Curl Web-Content-Markup Sprache mit Text-Formatten für Philosophische Texte und E-Bücher definiert. Das Betrachten dieser Web-Seite benötigt der Curl RTE-Browser-Plugin von www.curl.com.
Die Seite hat ein BaumStil Inhaltsverzeichnis auf der linken Seite der WebPage und eine Reihe von Links in den Inhalt an der Spitze der Text; Version ohne kursiv wird ein paar Minuten länger dauern.
I have added a complete Hegel Die Phänomenologie des Geistes in German at
http://phil.aule-browser.com/phaenomenologie-des-geistes.html
The book is in Curl web content markup using text-formats defined for philosophy texts and e-books.
The page requires Curl RTE browser plugin from www.curl.com
The TocDocument has a tree table of contents on the left and a set of links in the Inhalt chapter at the top of the text.
The TocDocument has a tree table of contents on the left and a set of links in the Inhalt chapter at the top of the text.
A version with no italics will take a few minutes more (just redefine the text-format in the Curl file without touching the text as marked-up in the Scurl file. One source - many presentations.)
Curl TIP: the top index in the text display window has {link } expressions to {destination } expressions in the text. If they are to work, those links MUST be in the .curl Applet file and not in the .scurl file containing the markup of the large text.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Sumisho CSK Curl
The new Sumisho corp web site: http://www.scsk.jp/ after merger of Sumisho and CSK.
Curl remains at http://www.curlap.com/ and http://www.curl.com/.
Curl remains at http://www.curlap.com/ and http://www.curl.com/.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Curl Starter Kit
I was surprised to find the old Curl 5.0 Starter Kit (CSK) over at curlap.com under developers.curlap.com
The 50MB download had been used extensively by at least one Curl client for commercial applications.
Until there is a more adequate replacement for developers.curl.com this is at least one resource for beginners.
While out-dated, it does contain some working Curl at an easily accessible level.
The first hitch will be that the programmer must set the unzip target folder to being a trusted folder in the Curl Control Panel - which must be running - by clicking on "Add Privleged Directory" and pasting the path or browsing to the folder.
N.B. To avoid a fatal error, be sure your target install directory exists before starting the Dcurl desktop application which is used for the install. When install completes, there is no copy option on the pop-up menu - and print TO FILE will cause a fatal lock-up. No matter - the release notes are in the top folder.
Here is the important bit: Charts has evolved a long ways since this was last touched in 2006. This is the key bit from the release notes:
from your Curl Documentation Viewer so as to add the CSK docs: just select that manifest file.
N.B. You will only see those when you have an old Curl 5.0 version applet in development - so you may have to create one using something like {curl 5.0,6.0,7.0,8.0 applet} as your herald.
The latest Curl demos can be founded by following links at developers.curlap.com
The 50MB download had been used extensively by at least one Curl client for commercial applications.
Until there is a more adequate replacement for developers.curl.com this is at least one resource for beginners.
While out-dated, it does contain some working Curl at an easily accessible level.
The first hitch will be that the programmer must set the unzip target folder to being a trusted folder in the Curl Control Panel - which must be running - by clicking on "Add Privleged Directory" and pasting the path or browsing to the folder.
N.B. To avoid a fatal error, be sure your target install directory exists before starting the Dcurl desktop application which is used for the install. When install completes, there is no copy option on the pop-up menu - and print TO FILE will cause a fatal lock-up. No matter - the release notes are in the top folder.
Here is the important bit: Charts has evolved a long ways since this was last touched in 2006. This is the key bit from the release notes:
A migration directory is included with this release that illustrates how GUI charts do what CSK charts did, and how GUI charts can be extended to accomplish things the CSK charts could not easily do - see the EXAMPLES OF GUI CHARTS DOING WHAT CSK CHARTS DID AND MORE in migration/GuiChartsVsCSKCharts.txt. There is also a document describing how to structure your data as you migrate away from the CSK charts toward the GUI charts - see the NOTES ON PREPARING TO USE THE NEW GUI CHARTS in migration/GuiChartsVsCSKCharts.txtOn the face of it I see no reason to perform the install (even the installer files will be "installed".) Regardless, you will want to go to CurlInc\CSK5.0\docs-install\CSK
from your Curl Documentation Viewer so as to add the CSK docs: just select that manifest file.
N.B. You will only see those when you have an old Curl 5.0 version applet in development - so you may have to create one using something like {curl 5.0,6.0,7.0,8.0 applet} as your herald.
The latest Curl demos can be founded by following links at developers.curlap.com
Friday, August 5, 2011
Character encodings
I thought that it is useful to have this Curl 7.0 info in one place. On my Windows PC, the procedure returns over 100 CharEncoding of various types.
The information is in two dumps: one by type from the debugger and one as terminal output (they are separated by a Curl comment below.)
The first dump I have reordered slightly to group the types.
{get-all-character-encodings} || 103 items in {Array-of CharEncoding}
type name
NoneCharEncoding "none-specified"
ShiftJISCharEncoding "shift-jis"
EUCJPCharEncoding "euc-jp"
UTF8CharEncoding "utf8"
UTF8CharEncoding "utf8-with-byte-marker"
UTF16CharEncoding "ucs2-big-endian"
UTF16CharEncoding "ucs2-little-endian"
UTF16UnknownEndianCharEncoding "ucs2-unknown-endian"
SingleByteCharEncoding "ascii"
SingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-1"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-latin-1"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-2"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-3"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-4"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-cyrillic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-greek"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-5"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-6"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-7"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-8"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-9"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-latin-2"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-cyrillic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-greek"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-turkish"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-baltic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "koi8-r"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "koi8-u"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "dos-cyrillic"
HostEncoding "win32:21027" 21027
HostEncoding "win32:52936" 52936
HostEncoding "win32:50227" 50227
HostEncoding "iso-8859-11" 874
HostEncoding "win32:50220" 50220
HostEncoding "win32:10003" 10003
HostEncoding "win32:10007" 10007
HostEncoding "win32:10079" 10079
HostEncoding "win32:21866" 21866
HostEncoding "win32:1254" 1254
HostEncoding "win32:28605" 28605
HostEncoding "win32:28597" 28597
HostEncoding "win32:50229" 50229
HostEncoding "win32:28592" 28592
HostEncoding "win32:855" 855
HostEncoding "win32:10000" 10000
HostEncoding "win32:10008" 10008
HostEncoding "win32:51949" 51949
HostEncoding "win32:65000" 65000
HostEncoding "win32:10082" 10082
HostEncoding "win32:65001" 65001
HostEncoding "win32:28603" 28603
HostEncoding "gb2312" 936
HostEncoding "win32:1257" 1257
HostEncoding "win32:860" 860
HostEncoding "win32:20000" 20000
HostEncoding "win32:10006" 10006
HostEncoding "gb2312-80" 20936
HostEncoding "win32:10017" 10017
HostEncoding "win32:866" 866
HostEncoding "gb18030" 54936
HostEncoding "win32:37" 37
HostEncoding "win32:1253" 1253
HostEncoding "win32:10029" 10029
HostEncoding "win32:20949" 20949
HostEncoding "win32:1026" 1026
HostEncoding "win32:20127" 20127
HostEncoding "johab" 1361
HostEncoding "win32:28599" 28599
HostEncoding "euc-kr" 949
HostEncoding "win32:863" 863
HostEncoding "win32:20932" 20932
HostEncoding "win32:1252" 1252
HostEncoding "win32:737" 737
HostEncoding "win32:28594" 28594
HostEncoding "win32:28591" 28591
HostEncoding "win32:20866" 20866
HostEncoding "win32:28595" 28595
HostEncoding "win32:875" 875
HostEncoding "win32:500" 500
HostEncoding "win32:20290" 20290
HostEncoding "win32:50225" 50225
HostEncoding "win32:10010" 10010
HostEncoding "win32:50222" 50222
HostEncoding "win32:20261" 20261
HostEncoding "win32:1251" 1251
HostEncoding "win32:861" 861
HostEncoding "win32:437" 437
HostEncoding "win32:869" 869
HostEncoding "windows-1255" 1255
HostEncoding "win32:10002" 10002
HostEncoding "win32:10081" 10081
HostEncoding "windows-1258" 1258
HostEncoding "win32:857" 857
HostEncoding "win32:50221" 50221
HostEncoding "win32:10001" 10001
HostEncoding "win32:775" 775
HostEncoding "win32:865" 865
HostEncoding "win32:932" 932
HostEncoding "win32:852" 852
HostEncoding "win32:1250" 1250
HostEncoding "windows-1256" 1256
HostEncoding "win32:850" 850
HostEncoding "big5" 950
|# ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #|
name display-name
none-specified None
ascii US ASCII
iso-latin-1 Western European (ISO)
windows-latin-1 Western European (Windows)
utf8 Unicode (UTF-8)
utf8-with-byte-marker utf8-with-byte-marker
ucs2-big-endian Unicode (UTF-16BE)
ucs2-little-endian Unicode (UTF-16LE)
ucs2-unknown-endian Unicode (UTF-16)
iso-latin-2 Central European (ISO)
iso-latin-3 Southern European (ISO)
iso-latin-4 Northern European (ISO)
iso-cyrillic Cyrillic (ISO)
iso-greek Greek (ISO)
iso-latin-5 Turkish (ISO)
iso-latin-6 Nordic (ISO)
iso-latin-7 Baltic (ISO)
iso-latin-8 Celtic (ISO)
iso-latin-9 Latin 9 (ISO)
windows-latin-2 Central European (Windows)
windows-cyrillic Cyrillic (Windows)
windows-greek Greek (Windows)
windows-turkish Turkish (Windows)
windows-baltic Baltic (Windows)
koi8-r Cyrillic (KOI8-R)
koi8-u Cyrillic (KOI8-U)
dos-cyrillic Cyrillic (DOS)
shift-jis Japanese (Shift-JIS)
euc-jp Japanese (EUC)
win32:21027 21027 (Ext Alpha Lowercase)
win32:52936 52936 (HZ-GB2312 Simplified Chinese)
win32:50227 50227 (ISO-2022 Simplified Chinese)
iso-8859-11 Thai (ISO)
win32:50220 50220 (ISO-2022 Japanese with no halfwidth Katakana)
win32:10003 10003 (MAC - Korean)
win32:10007 10007 (MAC - Cyrillic)
win32:10079 10079 (MAC - Icelandic)
win32:21866 21866 (Ukrainian - KOI8-U)
win32:1254 1254 (ANSI - Turkish)
win32:28605 28605 (ISO 8859-15 Latin 9)
win32:28597 28597 (ISO 8859-7 Greek)
win32:50229 50229 (ISO-2022 Traditional Chinese)
win32:28592 28592 (ISO 8859-2 Central Europe)
win32:855 855 (OEM - Cyrillic)
win32:10000 10000 (MAC - Roman)
win32:10008 10008 (MAC - Simplified Chinese GB 2312)
win32:51949 51949 (EUC-Korean)
win32:65000 65000 (UTF-7)
win32:10082 10082 (MAC - Croatia)
win32:65001 65001 (UTF-8)
win32:28603 win32:28603
gb2312 Chinese Simplified (GB2312)
win32:1257 1257 (ANSI - Baltic)
win32:860 860 (OEM - Portuguese)
win32:20000 20000 (CNS - Taiwan)
win32:10006 10006 (MAC - Greek I)
gb2312-80 Chinese Simplified (GB2312-80)
win32:10017 10017 (MAC - Ukraine)
win32:866 866 (OEM - Russian)
gb18030 Chinese Simplified (GB18030)
win32:37 37 (IBM EBCDIC - U.S./Canada)
win32:1253 1253 (ANSI - Greek)
win32:10029 10029 (MAC - Latin II)
win32:20949 win32:20949
win32:1026 1026 (IBM EBCDIC - Turkish (Latin-5))
win32:20127 20127 (US-ASCII)
johab Korean (Johab)
win32:28599 28599 (ISO 8859-9 Latin 5)
euc-kr Korean (EUC)
win32:863 863 (OEM - Canadian French)
win32:20932 20932 (JIS X 0208-1990 & 0212-1990)
win32:1252 1252 (ANSI - Latin I)
win32:737 737 (OEM - Greek 437G)
win32:28594 28594 (ISO 8859-4 Baltic)
win32:28591 28591 (ISO 8859-1 Latin I)
win32:20866 20866 (Russian - KOI8)
win32:28595 28595 (ISO 8859-5 Cyrillic)
win32:875 875 (IBM EBCDIC - Modern Greek)
win32:500 500 (IBM EBCDIC - International)
win32:20290 20290 (IBM EBCDIC - Japanese Katakana Extended)
win32:50225 50225 (ISO-2022 Korean)
win32:10010 10010 (MAC - Romania)
win32:50222 50222 (ISO-2022 Japanese JIS X 0201-1989)
win32:20261 20261 (T.61)
win32:1251 1251 (ANSI - Cyrillic)
win32:861 861 (OEM - Icelandic)
win32:437 437 (OEM - United States)
win32:869 869 (OEM - Modern Greek)
windows-1255 Hebrew (Windows)
win32:10002 10002 (MAC - Traditional Chinese Big5)
win32:10081 10081 (MAC - Turkish)
windows-1258 Vietnamese (Windows)
win32:857 857 (OEM - Turkish)
win32:50221 50221 (ISO-2022 Japanese with halfwidth Katakana)
win32:10001 10001 (MAC - Japanese)
win32:775 775 (OEM - Baltic)
win32:865 865 (OEM - Nordic)
win32:932 932 (ANSI/OEM - Japanese Shift-JIS)
win32:852 852 (OEM - Latin II)
win32:1250 1250 (ANSI - Central Europe)
windows-1256 Arabic (Windows)
win32:850 850 (OEM - Multilingual Latin I)
big5 Chinese Traditional (Big5)
|| -------------------------------------------------------------
The information is in two dumps: one by type from the debugger and one as terminal output (they are separated by a Curl comment below.)
The first dump I have reordered slightly to group the types.
{get-all-character-encodings} || 103 items in {Array-of CharEncoding}
type name
NoneCharEncoding "none-specified"
ShiftJISCharEncoding "shift-jis"
EUCJPCharEncoding "euc-jp"
UTF8CharEncoding "utf8"
UTF8CharEncoding "utf8-with-byte-marker"
UTF16CharEncoding "ucs2-big-endian"
UTF16CharEncoding "ucs2-little-endian"
UTF16UnknownEndianCharEncoding "ucs2-unknown-endian"
SingleByteCharEncoding "ascii"
SingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-1"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-latin-1"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-2"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-3"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-4"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-cyrillic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-greek"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-5"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-6"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-7"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-8"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "iso-latin-9"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-latin-2"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-cyrillic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-greek"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-turkish"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "windows-baltic"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "koi8-r"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "koi8-u"
MappedSingleByteCharEncoding "dos-cyrillic"
HostEncoding "win32:21027" 21027
HostEncoding "win32:52936" 52936
HostEncoding "win32:50227" 50227
HostEncoding "iso-8859-11" 874
HostEncoding "win32:50220" 50220
HostEncoding "win32:10003" 10003
HostEncoding "win32:10007" 10007
HostEncoding "win32:10079" 10079
HostEncoding "win32:21866" 21866
HostEncoding "win32:1254" 1254
HostEncoding "win32:28605" 28605
HostEncoding "win32:28597" 28597
HostEncoding "win32:50229" 50229
HostEncoding "win32:28592" 28592
HostEncoding "win32:855" 855
HostEncoding "win32:10000" 10000
HostEncoding "win32:10008" 10008
HostEncoding "win32:51949" 51949
HostEncoding "win32:65000" 65000
HostEncoding "win32:10082" 10082
HostEncoding "win32:65001" 65001
HostEncoding "win32:28603" 28603
HostEncoding "gb2312" 936
HostEncoding "win32:1257" 1257
HostEncoding "win32:860" 860
HostEncoding "win32:20000" 20000
HostEncoding "win32:10006" 10006
HostEncoding "gb2312-80" 20936
HostEncoding "win32:10017" 10017
HostEncoding "win32:866" 866
HostEncoding "gb18030" 54936
HostEncoding "win32:37" 37
HostEncoding "win32:1253" 1253
HostEncoding "win32:10029" 10029
HostEncoding "win32:20949" 20949
HostEncoding "win32:1026" 1026
HostEncoding "win32:20127" 20127
HostEncoding "johab" 1361
HostEncoding "win32:28599" 28599
HostEncoding "euc-kr" 949
HostEncoding "win32:863" 863
HostEncoding "win32:20932" 20932
HostEncoding "win32:1252" 1252
HostEncoding "win32:737" 737
HostEncoding "win32:28594" 28594
HostEncoding "win32:28591" 28591
HostEncoding "win32:20866" 20866
HostEncoding "win32:28595" 28595
HostEncoding "win32:875" 875
HostEncoding "win32:500" 500
HostEncoding "win32:20290" 20290
HostEncoding "win32:50225" 50225
HostEncoding "win32:10010" 10010
HostEncoding "win32:50222" 50222
HostEncoding "win32:20261" 20261
HostEncoding "win32:1251" 1251
HostEncoding "win32:861" 861
HostEncoding "win32:437" 437
HostEncoding "win32:869" 869
HostEncoding "windows-1255" 1255
HostEncoding "win32:10002" 10002
HostEncoding "win32:10081" 10081
HostEncoding "windows-1258" 1258
HostEncoding "win32:857" 857
HostEncoding "win32:50221" 50221
HostEncoding "win32:10001" 10001
HostEncoding "win32:775" 775
HostEncoding "win32:865" 865
HostEncoding "win32:932" 932
HostEncoding "win32:852" 852
HostEncoding "win32:1250" 1250
HostEncoding "windows-1256" 1256
HostEncoding "win32:850" 850
HostEncoding "big5" 950
|# ------------------------------------------------------------------------ #|
name display-name
none-specified None
ascii US ASCII
iso-latin-1 Western European (ISO)
windows-latin-1 Western European (Windows)
utf8 Unicode (UTF-8)
utf8-with-byte-marker utf8-with-byte-marker
ucs2-big-endian Unicode (UTF-16BE)
ucs2-little-endian Unicode (UTF-16LE)
ucs2-unknown-endian Unicode (UTF-16)
iso-latin-2 Central European (ISO)
iso-latin-3 Southern European (ISO)
iso-latin-4 Northern European (ISO)
iso-cyrillic Cyrillic (ISO)
iso-greek Greek (ISO)
iso-latin-5 Turkish (ISO)
iso-latin-6 Nordic (ISO)
iso-latin-7 Baltic (ISO)
iso-latin-8 Celtic (ISO)
iso-latin-9 Latin 9 (ISO)
windows-latin-2 Central European (Windows)
windows-cyrillic Cyrillic (Windows)
windows-greek Greek (Windows)
windows-turkish Turkish (Windows)
windows-baltic Baltic (Windows)
koi8-r Cyrillic (KOI8-R)
koi8-u Cyrillic (KOI8-U)
dos-cyrillic Cyrillic (DOS)
shift-jis Japanese (Shift-JIS)
euc-jp Japanese (EUC)
win32:21027 21027 (Ext Alpha Lowercase)
win32:52936 52936 (HZ-GB2312 Simplified Chinese)
win32:50227 50227 (ISO-2022 Simplified Chinese)
iso-8859-11 Thai (ISO)
win32:50220 50220 (ISO-2022 Japanese with no halfwidth Katakana)
win32:10003 10003 (MAC - Korean)
win32:10007 10007 (MAC - Cyrillic)
win32:10079 10079 (MAC - Icelandic)
win32:21866 21866 (Ukrainian - KOI8-U)
win32:1254 1254 (ANSI - Turkish)
win32:28605 28605 (ISO 8859-15 Latin 9)
win32:28597 28597 (ISO 8859-7 Greek)
win32:50229 50229 (ISO-2022 Traditional Chinese)
win32:28592 28592 (ISO 8859-2 Central Europe)
win32:855 855 (OEM - Cyrillic)
win32:10000 10000 (MAC - Roman)
win32:10008 10008 (MAC - Simplified Chinese GB 2312)
win32:51949 51949 (EUC-Korean)
win32:65000 65000 (UTF-7)
win32:10082 10082 (MAC - Croatia)
win32:65001 65001 (UTF-8)
win32:28603 win32:28603
gb2312 Chinese Simplified (GB2312)
win32:1257 1257 (ANSI - Baltic)
win32:860 860 (OEM - Portuguese)
win32:20000 20000 (CNS - Taiwan)
win32:10006 10006 (MAC - Greek I)
gb2312-80 Chinese Simplified (GB2312-80)
win32:10017 10017 (MAC - Ukraine)
win32:866 866 (OEM - Russian)
gb18030 Chinese Simplified (GB18030)
win32:37 37 (IBM EBCDIC - U.S./Canada)
win32:1253 1253 (ANSI - Greek)
win32:10029 10029 (MAC - Latin II)
win32:20949 win32:20949
win32:1026 1026 (IBM EBCDIC - Turkish (Latin-5))
win32:20127 20127 (US-ASCII)
johab Korean (Johab)
win32:28599 28599 (ISO 8859-9 Latin 5)
euc-kr Korean (EUC)
win32:863 863 (OEM - Canadian French)
win32:20932 20932 (JIS X 0208-1990 & 0212-1990)
win32:1252 1252 (ANSI - Latin I)
win32:737 737 (OEM - Greek 437G)
win32:28594 28594 (ISO 8859-4 Baltic)
win32:28591 28591 (ISO 8859-1 Latin I)
win32:20866 20866 (Russian - KOI8)
win32:28595 28595 (ISO 8859-5 Cyrillic)
win32:875 875 (IBM EBCDIC - Modern Greek)
win32:500 500 (IBM EBCDIC - International)
win32:20290 20290 (IBM EBCDIC - Japanese Katakana Extended)
win32:50225 50225 (ISO-2022 Korean)
win32:10010 10010 (MAC - Romania)
win32:50222 50222 (ISO-2022 Japanese JIS X 0201-1989)
win32:20261 20261 (T.61)
win32:1251 1251 (ANSI - Cyrillic)
win32:861 861 (OEM - Icelandic)
win32:437 437 (OEM - United States)
win32:869 869 (OEM - Modern Greek)
windows-1255 Hebrew (Windows)
win32:10002 10002 (MAC - Traditional Chinese Big5)
win32:10081 10081 (MAC - Turkish)
windows-1258 Vietnamese (Windows)
win32:857 857 (OEM - Turkish)
win32:50221 50221 (ISO-2022 Japanese with halfwidth Katakana)
win32:10001 10001 (MAC - Japanese)
win32:775 775 (OEM - Baltic)
win32:865 865 (OEM - Nordic)
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Curl for creative e-books
With Facebook absorbing Push Pop Press and more interest in Curl from the server-side, should we not be taking Curl seriously as a format for creative e-books?
To get an idea, look at what TiddlySpot.com and TiddlySpace.com have been able to do for TiddlyWiki using Python and PHP.
Curl macros are natural for templates for page layout - and there is all the experience gained from the recent addition of stylesheets to Curl pages - and a new style-designer is coming.
What is missing is e-books that are sync'd to WBT as "smart textbooks" to complement web-based training (and not the fat binder of photocopies, pul-lease!
To get an idea, look at what TiddlySpot.com and TiddlySpace.com have been able to do for TiddlyWiki using Python and PHP.
Curl macros are natural for templates for page layout - and there is all the experience gained from the recent addition of stylesheets to Curl pages - and a new style-designer is coming.
What is missing is e-books that are sync'd to WBT as "smart textbooks" to complement web-based training (and not the fat binder of photocopies, pul-lease!
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