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This PDF file, Reference to space in colonial Quiché:
http://home.snafu.de/duerr/PDF_Doku/Space.pdf
...has a reference to the cuatrillo and tresillo, uses a Greek lower case
ε (U+03B5) for tresillo and a g for cuatrillo.
The spelling in these three editions is based on the conventions of
Last December, Mark Davis indicated that a passage similar to the
following would (or should) be added to UTR #24, Script Names:
Whatever their script property values, characters with general
categories of Mn and Me should also inherit their script from their
base character. The nominal script
Phil Blair wrote as follows.
quote
2.The Jesuits and other missionaries of the Age of Exploration worked
and published intensively in then-exotic languages on four continents. There
are scholars and groups of scholars now attempting to look systematically at
that body of work. I suspect that
On Fri, Mar 28, 2003 at 04:36:19PM -, William Overington wrote:
For example, as a first suggestion, if U+E400 and
upwards were used for that purpose, would that be a suitable choice for the
various font makers who might like to consider adding such characters into
their existing fonts?
But I do find, in the vocabulary and
index, words starting with tz are sorting after quatrillo con coma (it
goes z, tresillo, quatrillo, quatrillo con coma, tz). So even for this
text, a tz ligature is marginal.
irrelevant to the
Michael Everson wrote:
Shavian has graduated to encoded status, and Tengwar and Cirth will
likely also do so.
Really? I thought that it would not until Unicode 4.0 is published.
Stefan
Thanks for reminding me; an note was to be added to that effect. I've added
that to a new version, and sent it to the editorial committee for checking.
Should be live early next week.
Mark
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and any such sequences as quatrillo con coma or tz which
need to be handled as units simply get contractions defined
for them in the collation element weighting tables.
Or other, analogous methods to obtain the same results (for products
that do not
Stefan asked:
Michael Everson wrote:
Shavian has graduated to encoded status, and Tengwar and Cirth will
likely also do so.
Really? I thought that it would not until Unicode 4.0 is published.
The Unicode 4.0 release is imminent -- we are anticipating
mid-April for finalization of the
Stefan Persson wrote:
Michael Everson wrote:
Shavian has graduated to encoded status, and Tengwar and Cirth will
likely also do so.
Really? I thought that it would not until Unicode 4.0 is published.
Shavian, that is.
Stefan
I have documented some recent usage of cuatrillo and tresillo in
linguistics publications at
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsiitem_id=RecentCuatrilloUse.
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