Re: Sequences of combining characters (from Romanization of Cyrillicand Byzantine legal codes)

2002-09-23 Thread James E. Agenbroad
My comment is inserted after the first paragraph. On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Kenneth Whistler wrote: [snip] > Look, let's consider again what problem we are trying to solve > here. We have two funky forms from the ALA-LC transliteration > tables, for which we haven't he

Re: Sequences of combining characters (from Romanization of Cyrillicand Byzantine legal codes)

2002-09-23 Thread James E. Agenbroad
On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Kenneth Whistler wrote: > Peter said: > > > >This stuff *can* all be handled with appropriately designed > > >ligations in fonts, so there are options for display: > > > > > > > > > > > > ==> > > > maps via ligation table to: > > > > > >{t-s-tie-ligature-with-dot-above}

Re: Sequences of combining characters (from Romanization of Cyrillicand Byzantine legal codes)

2002-09-18 Thread Kenneth Whistler
> >The ALA-LC conventions are not the only alternatives available for > >representation of Abkhaz and/or Khanty/Mansi data in romanization. > >In fact, you can find such data on the web using alternative > >romanizations. So it isn't as if the current gap in figuring out > >precisely how, in Unico

Re: Sequences of combining characters (from Romanization of Cyrillicand Byzantine legal codes)

2002-09-18 Thread starner
>The ALA-LC conventions are not the only alternatives available for >representation of Abkhaz and/or Khanty/Mansi data in romanization. >In fact, you can find such data on the web using alternative >romanizations. So it isn't as if the current gap in figuring out >precisely how, in Unicode, to rep