On Monday 16 August 2010, I wrote:
> Suppose that the author decides to use g U+EE09, which has the following
> clearance matrix requirement.
>
> (0, 0)
> (2, 1)
I have now devised a collection of clearance matrix requirements for accessing
alternate glyphs for the letter g from plain text.
This is getting fun :) I've found some duplicates now in some of the reading
fields (I haven't processed them all yet). kJapaneseKun for 橫 (U+6A6B) just
has all of its readings twice; kCantonese has several duplications though, I
can't tell if these should have been different entries and are identi
On Wednesday 11 August 2010, Doug Ewell wrote:
> Maybe (though I don't personally believe so) the concept of "plain text" has
> become so passé that William's variation selectors for swash e's, and
> additional ligatures, and weather reporting codes, and Portable Interpretable
> Object Code m
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