About inform7 imput Chinese question

[seth]

I tried to use Chinese vocabulary as being “Understan rules”, but “inform” reported errors, Please see if there is a fine solution.

PS：Because I’m an English newbie, I have grammar errors. xwx

[mathbrush (Brian Rushton)]

Inform is bad at understanding characters that aren’t ASCII.

There was a thread recently about Greek:

Cannot parse Greek characters in Inform 7

Hi everyone! I have recently started working on my University thesis, which is the Greek translation of Inform 7, by building an extension for it. However, I soon realized that there is a number of issues regarding the Greek language. As stated in this topic, non - Latin languages are actually not supported by the parser. The entire Greek alphabet is actually different than the Latin one, even though some characters are written in the same exact way (for example capital letters A,B, etc.). As…

You might be able to add some extra code to turn mandarin characters into a romanization which the parser can understand, but it would be hard.

[ArdiMaster (Adrian)]

A proper Unicode parser that would be able to natively handle non-latin1 languages has been proposed and is in the works. It might be a while until that makes its way into a proper release.

[seth]

very gratiude,I was tried to use unicode extension but it did not work,so maybe i can tried inform6 or tads3,but tads3 outputed chinese was like before the problem,maybe i can try inform6 can resolve.