Re: Re: font-encoding in scs2pdf -- LINUX5250

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Subject: Re: [LINUX5250] Re: font-encoding in scs2pdf
From: James Rich <james@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 23:05:20 -0700 (MST)
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On 16 Mar 2002, Carey Evans wrote:

> You need a different encodings array for each AS/400 CCSID, and there
> isn't enough information in the current transmaps.h to generate this.
> My table is for CCSID 37, and was entered manually.

How is this different than the current setup, then?  Doesn't
tn5250_char_map_new() already do this?  Or are you referring to the
differences between, say MacRomanEncoding and WinAnsiEncoding?

James Rich
james@eaerich.com

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