John Hudson wrote:
> I have received a glyph request in the repertoire for a new
> font for an IPA iota (U+0269) with a right half ring
> *above* it. [...]
> Does anyone else have experience that would support the
> need for such characters?
A very similar sign (i with right half ring) is used i
At 16:11 5/15/2002, Rick McGowan wrote:
>I think what you're seeing is probably just a glottal stop, and
>to-the-right-of would be as good as above. I.e., it's a glyphic variation
>of iota with half-ring after it... That's just my gut reaction. Can these
>scholars point to published usage in this
John,
Good questions.
I think what you're seeing is probably just a glottal stop, and
to-the-right-of would be as good as above. I.e., it's a glyphic variation
of iota with half-ring after it... That's just my gut reaction. Can these
scholars point to published usage in this manner?
Ken W
combining half rings, but since their need seems well established I'm
wondering if it might be worthwhile preparing a proposal for combining half
rings? Does anyone else have experience that would support the need for
such characters?
John Hudson
Tiro Typeworks www.tiro.com
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