Is there a place on unicode.org which describes the concept of
properties in greater detail?
-Original Message-
From: Kenneth Whistler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Other properties accrue more directly to characters, per se.
They attach to the abstract character, and get associated
Marc Wilhelm Küster kuester at saphor dot net wrote:
Lukas' German-based phonetic keyboard is something I'll definitely
take a deeper look into -- what I saw so far on the quoted URL is
promising. It comes closest to a turn-key solution for Germany for
the time being. At the same time I'll
Concerning the use of ZWJ to request ligation in the Latin script (and,
less contentiously, the use of ZWNJ to prevent it), many -- including
some experts and UTC members -- have stated that ZWJ should only be used
in exceptional circumstances, or when the requested ligature is
necessary
Hi Samphan,
Thank U for Your kind response.Please let me know whether
Unicode's Thai character represation is acceptable by TISI or not? It is
very essential to our project.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Sreedhar M.
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From: Samphan Raruenrom [EMAIL
On Monday, July 15, 2002, at 09:58 AM, Doug Ewell wrote:
No, what bothers me is that the ZWJ/ZWNJ ligation scheme is starting to
look just like the DOA (deprecated on arrival) Plane 14 language tags.
In each case, Unicode has created a mechanism to solve a genuine (if
limited) need, but then
Good morning Unicadets --
This one came in to the Unicode office. If anyone has any hints, please
reply to the sender directly. Thanks,
Rick
Date/Time:Mon Jul 15 05:48:43 EDT 2002
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where can I get the free tool to
Doug,
Let's take this IPA keylayout discussion to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] list. I'll be posting a
comparison chart of four different layouts there shortly.
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Michael Everson *** Everson Typography *** http://www.evertype.com
At 08:24 -0700 2002-07-15, Doug Ewell wrote:
Also, I haven't made my IPA keyboard for UniPad available yet, for the
reasons I mentioned: it's based on the images at gy.com (which are
somewhat difficult to interpret and which can hardly be said to depict a
standard IPA keyboard), plus there are
At 08:58 AM 15-07-02, Doug Ewell wrote:
No, what bothers me is that the ZWJ/ZWNJ ligation scheme is starting to
look just like the DOA (deprecated on arrival) Plane 14 language tags.
In each case, Unicode has created a mechanism to solve a genuine (if
limited) need, but then told us --
Thanks for the confirmation.
Do you know what role the unicode bits play in the use of the font - in MS
Word, for example ?
As far as I can see, even if the bits are set carelessly, or not set at
all, the font seems to work in Word.
Raymond
I am sure there is no tool, free or otherwise, for making C++ code
unicode compliant
If you are talking of Windows code, you could make a start by just
putting #define UNICODE before the windows headers.
Then, you will have a lot of editing to do.
I have just finished that sort of project, so as
At 10:11 PM 7/15/02 +0100, Raymond Mercier wrote:
Do you know what role the unicode bits play in the use of the font
Among other things, the new X font architecture will try to use them
to pick a font in a culturely acceptable typeface.
At 02:11 PM 15-07-02, Raymond Mercier wrote:
Do you know what role the unicode bits play in the use of the font - in MS
Word, for example ?
As far as I can see, even if the bits are set carelessly, or not set at
all, the font seems to work in Word.
At the moment, they are mainly of use when
Sreedhar M wrote:
Thank U for Your kind response.Please let me know whether
Unicode's Thai character represation is acceptable by TISI or not? It is
very essential to our project.
Yes. TISI had taken part in the representation of Thai char. in ISO 10646
(and Unicode indirectly). Unicode has
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