On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 08:55:28AM +0200, Philippe Verdy wrote: > For now I've not seen any existing Arabic font that exhibit the > correct normative joining behavior for these letters such as U+063D > (the Farsi Yeh with an inverted v above, which is dual-joining like > the Farsi Yeh at U+06CC without the inverted v above, and in the same > joining group; those fonts only map a single non-joining glyph for > U+063D, but behave correctly for U+06CC). This is true even for all > Arabic fonts shipped with Windows 7.
Check my free Amiri font (http://amirifont.org), it has full Unicode 6.0 Arabic coverage, with 6.1 additions under the way. But if you are using a layout engine that predates the addition of that character into Unicode, even a good font will not help here since the engine will be using the older Unicode character database where the joining behaviour of this letter is undefined. Regards, Khaled
