John Cowan schreef: > Digraphs and ligatures are both made by combining two glyphs. In a digraph, > the glyphs remain separate but are placed close together. In a ligature, > the glyphs are fused into a single glyph.
Oh, in that case I must say I think the UnicodeData.txt file doesn't do a very good job. For instance, the Danish ae (U+00E6) is not designated a ligature, but the Dutch ij (U+0133) is, even though the "a" and "e" are clearly fused together, while the "i" and "j" aren't. Pim Blokland
