Hi luigi

 

Actually, my module should not be called as "module," it's just an extension to Hans' Chinese module. My module only defined some macros to handle some strange needs of Chinese traditional book style. Hans' "\startvertical . . . \stopvertical" pair couldn't typeset that style very well, so I \setupunicodefont[chinese] to change its command option and define my own commands to handle chinese glyphs to avoid conflictions.

 

I really hope Hans could add my module as a third part module in case some Chinese guys could typeset nice traditional Chinese books.

 

Before that, I will cleasing some rubbish---actually, a lot---of my module. What else should I do?

 

On 4/27/07, luigi scarso <luigi.scarso@gmail.com> wrote:

> I hope somebody who is interested in Chinese could help me to release my
> module.
My 2 cents
http://www.logosrl.it/context/modules/2007-04-17/singles/font-chi_ebook.pdf


luigi
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