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There is a Rom function that returns the value of a character given certain coordinates. A workaround is used: the rows of bytes that are found on the coordinates(on text boundaries) are compared with all the ones on the character set until a match is found.
The SF3 is interesting, but it seems to offer far more than I'd personally want.
As someone that recently bought one of the new/almost-new Enterprise 64 machines that have been unearthed in Egypt, I just want some more internal memory, and Szorg's lovely SD card adapter.
In addition to this RtL, Arabic characters change their shapes based on their positions in words. For example, a character such as م can be at least written in 4 different shapes (isolated, initial, middle & end)!Arabic is indeed a complicated language. Proper Arabic support on modern computer also needs to support diacritics, where characters change their shape according to their neighbors (that was apparently what you meant).
The BRD.Rom addition was a lucky event forced by language restrictive laws on Germany just at the Enterprise launching times.
Thank you!
So, you can use welcher, welche, welches for non-countables (Stoffbezeichnungen)? I had the feeling that there should be some rule for this but I haven't found it anywhere.
Möchtest du Tee? - Ja, ich möchte welchen - Is it correct too?
Are there any German members here? Do you feel the following senteces correct? I mean the last word at the end of each line (eins/welche, keinen, eine/welche):
Wir haben kein Brot. Geh und kauf eins/welche.
Möchtest du Tee? - Nein, ich trinke keinen.
Öffne das Fester! Ich brauche Luft. - Auch ich brauche eine/welche.
