Thanks Bob and Frank for your kind reponses.
I have meanwhile sent a mail to the font provider , if he can provide
me with the info regarding the font.
1. Whether the font use a Private Use Area
2. If it does than which code point points it assigns its characters
to..
As for an input method to
To be more specific , this is the piece of code I use to display the
Roslien font on my message box:
Typeface face = Typeface.createFromAsset(getAssets(),fonts/
Roslien.ttf);
messageBox.setTypeface(face);
Thanking You,
Regards,
Srikant Aggarwal
On Feb 27, 4:43 pm, Takami Labs
Hmm, if I understand you correctly, this is most unfortunate -- though
perhaps convenient for you!
It sounds as if they have mapped these glyphs to the first block in
Unicode (ISO-10646), which are the same as ASCII (ISO-646).
But, in fact, they are no such thing.
(Well, maybe they are, since
The Unicode Consortium has not addressed non-human languages. Not even
Klingon, whose script has been around for 30 years, even longer than
Unicode!
But if you Google unicode klingon, you can find how people have
addressed this for Klingon, e.g. using the Private Use area.
I'd also look around
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