all who responded in this thread. The challenge as I see it now
is to spread the word and motivate persons who are in touch with the
Rromani Standard Alphabet user communities, and are thus in a position
to write up the proposal for Latin Letters Capital and Small Theta.
As of the subsequent font issue, I believe that it will be settled quickly
by adding the new code points and duplicating the already existing glyphs of
GREEK CAPITAL THETA SYMBOL and GREEK SMALL LETTER THETA.
Hopefully,
Marcel
This is general. characters may initially be encoded with a single case
where the demonstrated use for only IPA usage (which is single cased). To
get dual cased letters, we need to find examples of use in the orthography
of a language where all other letters are dual cased. Well this was tur for
> such as URLs (domain names) there are restrictions that prevent
script-mixing in a single label.
That is just a current implementation restriction, based on only using the
Script property. Implementations upgraded to use Script_Extensions to test
for multiple scripts in a string can handle
Le 12/06/2016 02:20, Doug Ewell a écrit :
Marcel Schneider wrote:
While some characters were retained, others were rejected, among which
the Latin Theta pair, but no mention is found of this rejection in the
Non-Approval Notices.
Lots of characters in proposals are rejected without rising to
Just a note: for any living(!) language, it is important that
Unicode not mix scripts, but instead disunify characters based
on script. The reason for that is that in important
implementations, such as URLs (domain names) there are restrictions
that prevent
Marcel Schneider wrote:
While some characters were retained, others were rejected, among which
the Latin Theta pair, but no mention is found of this rejection in the
Non-Approval Notices.
Lots of characters in proposals are rejected without rising to the level
of explicit disapproval: "Look,
People are facing the recurrent idea that the Greek theta used to
write the Rromani language in International Standard orthography—as
well as a number of other languages—will be or ought to be encoded
as a separate casing pair in Unicode.
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER THETA and LATIN SMALL LETTER THETA
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