unicodef-thatex

This project consist of my own unicodef input files, mostly ThaTeX-influenced, together with their compiled outputs. You can install and use the output files without installing the compiler (unicodef).

For each input file (under defs/) see the correpsonding markdown file under outfiles/ for a list of all sequences defined by it. The file unicodefs.md contains all of them.

See unicodef for more info on how to install and use these.

Using make(1)

Also included is a Makefile that facilitates building and installing from within the repo. Start by cloning:

git clone https://github.com/tsouanas/unicodef-thatex

Now, inside the unicodef-thatex directory you can run:

• make runs unicodef.py on defs/* generating files at outfiles/;
• make install installs the compiled files to your homedir, i.e., copies all oufiles to ~/.unicodef/;
• make xorginstall installs and then creates/replaces ~/.XCompose to make use of the installed files;
• make macosinstall installs and then copies unicodefs.dict to ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict;
• make uninstall removes ~/.unicodef/;
• make macosuninstall uninstalls and then removes ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict;
• make xorguninstall uninstalls and then removes ~/.XCompose;
• make clean removes all outfiles.

Since this repo already comes with the compiled outfiles, you do not need to run make in order to build them. (You only need to do this if you want to edit the input files or add your own.) Note that make is the only one that requires unicodef; the rest of the recipes works without it.

⚠ Warning for macOS users. If you are already using a DefaultKeyBinding.dict then make macosinstall will overwrite the existing file, and make macosuninstall will delete it.

⚠ Warning for Xorg users. If you are already using a ~/.XCompose then make xorginstall will overwrite the existing file, and make xorguninstall will delete it.