Ar 15:28 -0800 2000-11-22, scríobh Tex Texin:
Which brings up the question, when do we encode the
comic book (non-spacing) zig-zaggy-balloon-thingie that goes around
the text for pow!, biff#@!, bam%$#!, and shazam! ?
Asmus and I are looking into this.
Of course there is the question, should
Peter Constable wrote:
This is a good example of why an enumeration of "languages"
based only on written forms (as found in ISO 639) is
insufficient for all user needs.
Of course ISO 639 is insufficient for *all* user needs
- no standard is. And is there actually a remit for
ISO 639 to
Dear all,
there's another issue about Greek diacritics I'd like to ask the opinion of
the people who are in the know: the question of (monotonic) Greek "TONOS"
and (polytonic) Greek "OXIA" and their equivalence. I know this has had a
somewhat troublesome history in Unicode.
I seem to remember I
Lukas Pietsch wrote:
I seem to remember I read in some Unicode document that the Greek "TONOS"
could be realized *either* as an acute *or* as a vertical stroke. I can't
locate the reference at the moment. Unfortunately I haven't got the book at
hand here and I've been searching the website in
Hi everyone,
This paper, brought to your attention last June
http://stedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/curly-tailed-tdnlcz.pdf
http://stedt.berkeley.edu/pdf/TranscriptionTable-WUZongji.jpg
has been updated recently. Still working on getting the formal
proposal together, and still welcoming comments and/or
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