Hi, I'm trying to understand a comment in the source for the Hangul shaper.
Line 155; after denoting the various jamo blocks, it says "Only <LV,T> sequences for T in U+11A8..11C3 combine." Why is that? The T jamo extend down to U+11FF (all still in the main jamo block). More importantly, perhaps, I can't find a source in Unicode or in the MS OpenType docs that mentions that specific limitation, either. The MS docs' appendix B lists compositions for the whole T section.[1] Is the cut-off from some old standard, or something like that? I can see that the Syllables block doesn't have every permutation; I'm just trying to understand why T is getting different treatment than L and V.... Thanks, Nate [1: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/script-development/hangul#appendix-b-standard-composition-for-old-hangul-jamos ] -- nathan.p.willis nwil...@glyphography.com <http://identi.ca/n8>
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