>>>>> "Jesper" == Jesper Harder <harder@ifa.au.dk> writes:
Jesper> James Frye <frye@cs.unr.edu> writes:
>> If Maxima could represent such characters internally with e.g. the
>> appropriate Unicode, and display them according to whatever the
>> current display can handle, then the big problem for most of us is
>> having a way to input them.
Jesper> If you use a Unicode capable Lisp, then this pretty much works. Here's
Jesper> a screen shot of a Maxima session where I used Greek, Cyrillic,
Jesper> Ethiopean, Hebrew, and Runic variable names:
Jesper> <http://ifa.au.dk/~harder/uni-maxima.png>;
Jesper> (Note: This is from a Maxima compiled with CLISP, it won't work with
Jesper> CMUCL -- I didn't try gcl).
Clisp is the only free lisp I know of with Unicode support. CMUCL
will very probably have unicode support in release 19a, whenever that
happens.
Ray