Michael Everson scripsit:
No. It generates much much better glyphs than that. See http://developer.apple.com/fonts/LastResortFont/
Out of mild curiosity: (a) what font did you use to create the legends in the frame of each glyph;
Chicago.
(b) are all the various representative glyphs drawn from a common font, and if so, which one?
Of course they were not. No such font exists.
Defect reports based on the 236-page PDF:
p. 17 (Thaana): the bottom of the frame reads "THAAN" with a broken glyph following.
p. 18 (Phoenician): the top of the frame reads "OENECIAN", the bottom is blank, and the rest of the glyph is black.
p. 55 (Pahawh): bottom of frame is blank.
p. 63 (Syloti Nagri): both top and bottom read "SILOTI NAGRI".
p. 171 (Brahmi): both top and bottom read "BRAMHI".
I will look into all of that, and thank you for it; but note that of those only Thaana can be expected to display, as none of the others have been encoded. So none of those could EVER be displayed; they are just extra glyphs in the current font.
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Michael Everson * * Everson Typography * * http://www.evertype.com
