On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 2:54 AM James Kass via Unicode <unicode@unicode.org> wrote:
> at the keyboard driver level. It's a presumption that Greek classicists > are already specifying fonts and using dedicated keyboard drivers. > Based on the description provided by James Tauber, it should be > relatively simple to make the keyboard insert some kind of joiner before > U+2019 if it follows a Greek letter. This would not be visible to the > end-user. > As a user of the Greek - Polytonic Input Source on macOS, I can confirm that when I'm entering U+2019 in a Greek context (via option-n) the keyboard is fully aware I'm in that Greek context. The virtual keyboard could easily map option-n in Greek - Polytonic to a sequence of joiner plus U+2019. James
