Can anyone enlighten me to the usage of U+1E28/U+1E29, identified and represented in the Unicode Standard as H/h with cedilla? In particular, can anyone confirm whether the correct glyph form for this is, in fact, the cedilla, or if the 'comma' accent form is preferred (as it is fort various other characters in the standard identified as 'with cedilla')?
John Hudson Tiro Typeworks www.tiro.com Vancouver, BC [EMAIL PROTECTED] Language must belong to the Other -- to my linguistic community as a whole -- before it can belong to me, so that the self comes to its unique articulation in a medium which is always at some level indifferent to it. - Terry Eagleton
