On Thursday 2004.10.14 20:59:49 -0700, Doug Ewell wrote:
Clark Cox clarkcox3 at gmail dot com wrote:
The characters are majuscule S with a diagonal stroke, and
minuscule s with a diagonal stroke. This letter is used to
represent a voiceless retroflex fricative, which is distinct from the
Elaine Keown
Seattle
206 384 4349
Hi,
I'm writing to inquire about the remaining steps to
include the two June 2004 Hebrew items in the UCS.
In June they were voted on positively by the American
Redmond-Silicon Valley-based UTC and by the
international JTC 1/SC2, the
Elaine Keown
Seattle
206 384 4349
Dear Peter Constable and Lists:
Peter Constable replied on the Unicode list:
Which items? There were three at the June meeting:
- atnah hafukh
- lower dot and nun hafukha
- qamats qatan
Sorry--I was referring to those items
A new translation of our web page What is Unicode? has been posted
today.
What is Unicode in Bulgarian was prepared by Mr. Ivan Neytchev and can
be viewed at
http://www.unicode.org/standard/translations/bulgarian.html.
Thanks to all those who volunteered their time and effort, the number of
Chris Harvey wrote:
Hello everyone,
Good news, the people working on the project have decided to go with
a strategy which adheres to usual Unicode practice. There will be no
letters in the PUA.
They have given up on the backspacing idea and realised that just
because /kw/ is one sound, it
Elaine,
[Feel free to forward this on to the Hebrew lists you
copied on your original inquiry, if you think it appropriate.]
Peter Constable replied on the Unicode list:
Which items? There were three at the June meeting:
- atnah hafukh
- lower dot and nun hafukha
- qamats qatan
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No, the decisions regarding the characters above
have already been made:
WG2 approved these characters at their June meeting,
I don't understand. In theory the standards world is
international and has *some* checks
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