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Important: The information in this document is obsolete and should not be used for new development.
Important: The information in this document is obsolete and should not be used for new development.
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Using the Script Manager
This section explains how you can use the Script Manager in performing four types of text-related tasks. Script Manager routines can help you with
- accessing and controlling the configuration of the text-handling environment, by
- determining the version of the Script Manager and the number of active
script systems- checking and setting the system direction
- checking and modifying Script Manager variables
- checking and modifying script variables
- making keyboard settings that affect text input
- obtaining script-related information to help you process text, by
- determining script codes from font information
- using character-type information for searching and analyzing text
- directly accessing a script system's international resources
- using specific tables within a script system's international resources
- converting text for specialized purposes, by
- converting source text from any script system into script-independent tokens
- transliterating text from one subscript to another within a script system
- modifying the features of a script system, by
- replacing or modifying the default international resources of a script system
- replacing individual text-handling routines in 1-byte complex script systems
Subtopics
- Testing for the Script Manager and Script Systems
- Controlling Settings
- Obtaining Information
- Converting Text
- Modifying Script Systems
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