i^k in Vim. +Also see common digraphs.
+ +Unofficial proposals +are available as ex commands.
+ <: my $di = do 'digraphs.inc.pl'; @@ -38,19 +45,20 @@ my @chars = ( ['A'..'M'], ['N'..'Z'], ['a'..'m'], ['n'..'z'], ); -my @chars2 = (@chars, ['_']); # trailing character (extended set) +my @chars2 = (['_'], @chars); # trailing character (extended set) print '| "; - print " | $_" for map {@$_} @chars2; + print ' | ', quote($_) for map {@$_} @chars2; + print " | \n"; } for my $c1group (@chars) { print ' | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $c1"; + print ' | ||||
| ', quote($c1); for my $c2 (map {@$_} @chars2) { my $mnem = $c1 . $c2; if (not defined $di->{$mnem}) { @@ -61,9 +69,9 @@ for my $c1group (@chars) { printf ' | ', quote($mnem); next; } - my ($codepoint, $name, $prop, $script) = @{ $di->{$mnem} }; + my ($codepoint, $name, $prop, $script, $string) = @{ $di->{$mnem} }; - my $glyph = chr $codepoint; + my $glyph = $string || chr $codepoint; utf8::upgrade($glyph); # prevent latin1 output my $desc = $mnem . ($name && " ($name)"); my @class = ('X', grep {$_} $prop, $script); @@ -74,7 +82,7 @@ for my $c1group (@chars) { printf "\n".' | %s', join(' ', @class), quote($desc), $glyph; } - print "\n | $c1\n"; + print "\n | ", quote($c1), "\n"; } } print " |