Simon Tatham b72c9aba28 New script to generate Unicode data tables. ... This will replace the various pieces of Perl scattered throughout the code base in comments above long boring data tables. The idea is that those long boring tables will move into header files in the new 'unicode' directory, and will be #included from the source files that use the tables. One benefit is that I won't have to page tediously past the tables to get to the actual code I want to edit. But more importantly, it should now become easy to update to a new version of Unicode, by re-running just one script and committing the changed versions of all the headers in the 'unicode' subdir. This version of the script regenerates six Unicode-derived tables in the existing source code in a byte-for-byte identical form. In the next commits I'll clean it up, commit the output, and delete the tables from their previous locations. (One table I _haven't_ incorporated into this system is the Arabic shaping table in bidi.c, because my attempt to regenerate it came out not matching the original at all. That _might_ be because the table is based on an old Unicode standard and desperately needs updating, but it might also be because I misunderstood how it works. So I'll leave sorting that out for another time.)		2022-11-09 19:21:02 +00:00
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read_ucd.py	New script to generate Unicode data tables.	2022-11-09 19:21:02 +00:00