t yet searched through the GSUB
table to determine that; I first have to learn the Telugu character names
so that I know what I'm looking for.
-JimC
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andanam.com/Pothana2k.zip
-JimC
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>>>>> "KKC" == Kiran Kumar Chava writes:
KKC> ।।ఓం పయోఽంబువచ్చేత్ తత్రాపి ఓం।। 3
Interesting. And surprising.
Emacs (using m17n's libotf and m17n-lib) gets that right, but pango and
harfbuzz add the dotted circle.
(All tested using the same font Ema
or just juxtaposition.
That is, when teaching arithmetic × was typical, but when teaching elementary
algebra or higher math · was used.
Digitalization and the prevalence of * in programming languages may, however,
have had an impact on that tendency in the last mumble-mumble decades. ☺
-JimC
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ication and a middle dot for a decimal point,
given that we Yanks do the exact opposite (at least in handwriting).
Exactly akin to "''" vs '""'.
I wonder what other typographic or handwriting traditions also are
exactly opposite on the two sides of the pond?
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s like http://parchive.sourceforge.net/
and a windows implementation thereof at http://www.quickpar.org.uk/
for a tool for FEC.
-JimC
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http://createspace.com/3758226
-JimC
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upper(y))
Or, to emphasize that I mentioned C only as a pseudocode, akin to SQL:
LOWER(x) LIKE LOWER(y) OR UPPER(x) LIKE UPPER(y)
Would that cover all of the outliers?
-JimC
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10646, unicode and cldr suite
of standards have to say on the matter.
Thanks,
-JimC
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Or not. :^/
But it is a good place to start.
-JimC
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included in sets such as hp/pcl
roman, mac roman, adobe symbol, et al.
goog’ing for « adding machine subtotal symbol » confirms, but hasn’t
supplied a reference to where that use orriginated.
-JimC
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e, in the last sylable, the PANSIOS is above the ARAEA which
is above the RIEUL of the RIEUL-HIEUH.
-JimC
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text should be tagged as DE so that the app can call the
opentype/graphite/whatever features for DE text rather than for generic
latin (script) text.
Failing that it would be useful to guess based on word lists, provided
of course that doing do does not kill performance.
-JimC
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in making syllables of the choseong and jungseong chars,
but like PanGo they are not as legible as the precomposed syllables.
Even selection selects a syllable at a time.
-JimC
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points for a single keystroke (to my greatest disappointment).
Xkb doesn't, but the compose table support in libX11 does. (As does the
non-libX11 compose table support in Gnome.)
You can use a dummy id in the xkb table and a compose entry to convert
that to the desired string.
-JimC
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Unicode I was able to test has the same bug as
most of the libre fonts in that the macron and dot overlap when
rendering the NFC sequence.
Even fonts which generate readable renderings for both NFC and NFD put
the macron at different height about the baseline for each.
NFD in general is
at Gnome.Org.)
AFAIU, qt uses libX11's compose support, so if you use KDE then the Xorg
bug report is probably enough.
-JimC
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both made by the same company; hers had
the 0 and 1 keys whereas his did not. Having found and tried out hers
first, when I did play with his -- I was 8 or 9 at the time -- I had
no idea how to type 0 or 1. Using Oh and el did not occur to me.)
(His was early 1950's vintage, hers late 1950's vintage.)
-JimC
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