Vladimir Ivanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stefan Persson wrote: > >> Where in the UCS do you find the Old Persian characters? > > I'm referring to Michael Everson's "Proposal to encode Old Persian Cuneiform > in Plane 1 of ISO/IEC 10646-2"
You do realize, of course, that any sort of work done with Old Persian Cuneiform based on N1639 should be limited to laboratory experimentation. Not only is this script not in Unicode, it's been relegated to the "under investigation" list, a pool of quicksand from which few scripts have ever been rescued. The fact that there's a block in the Roadmap for Old Persian Cuneiform starting at U+103A0 is no guarantee of anything. Please don't distribute keyboards or anything else using this proposed encoding, at least not until it comes *much* closer to acceptance. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California