I am not sure about rest of the Indic. However, Malayalam has the usage of repeating a vowel sign on a consonant to show some elongation effect. This is commonly found in comic text.
2013/2/27 Carl Simonson <[email protected]> > It looks to me like the bug is not that the third one is separate but that > the second one wraps around the first one. I'm not a Malayalam expert, but > if it's anything like the other Indic scripts I know, it's not correct to > have two vowels in a row. > > I did a simple Pango test, and Pango renders it the way I described. > > Carl Simonson > [email protected] > > > On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 4:41 PM, Cibu Johny (സിബു) <[email protected]>wrote: > >> >> When >> MALAYALAM >> VOWEL SIGN OO is repeated after a consonant, third one is displayed >> separately with a dotted circle. It should have behaved like the second OO >> sign. Sample text: കോോോ >> >> Screenshot of the issue: >> >> ** >> >> If there is a imposed upper limit for the count of repeating vowel >> signs, something close to 10 would be useful. >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> HarfBuzz mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/harfbuzz >> >> >
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