{Note:  I haven't yet written a real version of this document.  What follows is a cursory description for until I do.

Description
The jlatin1.tcl library contains one procedure, j:compose_init:iso8859-1, which initialises an array with the compose­key combinations for ISO Latin Alphabet No. 1.  If you're using the jstools bindings libraries, which you get for free if you call j:jstools_init, this is called for you as soon as it's needed (i.e., as soon as the user types a compose­key combination).  However, you may want to use it as a model to write composition tables for other character sets.

See Also
	jcompose.tcl (documentation only sort­of written)
	jinit.tcl
	jbindtext.tcl (documentation only sort­of written)
	jbindentry.tcl (documentation only sort­of written)
	jtextkeys.tcl (documentation not yet written)
	jentrykeys.tcl (documentation not yet written)
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