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I'm a Hindu priest/Sanskrit scholar, and a volunteer Debian GNU/Linux [debian.org] developer.
I live in Jersey City, New Jersey with my wife Jyoti and our daughter Shailaja [braincells.com] and son Nilagriva [braincells.com].
Monday April 07, 2003
09:08 AM
DateTime and Hindu Calendars
This weeks project is to make CPAN modules for dates in various Hindu calendars. First order of business: join the datetime mailing list and read the stuff at datetime.perl.org.
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-- Jarkko Hietaniemi
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Unicode ? (Score:2)
Re:Unicode ? (Score:1)
My initial plan is to use the ITRANS encoding [aczone.com] simply because it is easy. But definitely I want Devanagari support and Gujarati as it is my native language.
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Re:Unicode ? (Score:2)