One comment r first line in your attached km_test.png: 0.9.14 actually has it right while both 0.9.5 and windows 7 are wrong. I would actually tend to believe the two other cases are also better in my view under 0.9.14. The sign ៊ when applied following an upper vowel (like ិ ី etc.) is shifted below the consonant and looks like ុ
I however believe there are currently two schools of thought on this in Cambodia. Language experts are weighting in on both sides :) M On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 3:17 PM, datao zhang <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all: > > Test font: Khmer OS.ttf, please refer to attachment. > > After compared two version, The new version can't handle consonant > register shift correctly when combine with zwnj: > > 1. > ហ្វ៊ីតូអេសស្ត្រូចេន > ha,coeng,vo,zwnj,triisap,_ii,ta,_uu,qa,_e,sa,sa,coeng,ta,coeng,ro,_uu,ca,_e,no > ប៉ូលីហ្វ៊ីណូល > ba,muusikatoan,_uu,lo,_ii,ha,coeng,vo,zwnj,triisap,_ii,nno,_uu,lo > when zwnj is before triisap or muusikatoan, the shift should keep it as it > should be, not changed it to vowel u. please refer to attachment. > > 2. > អ៊ឹកធឹក qa,triisap,zwj,_y,ka,tho,_y,ka I can't find any proof how to > handle register shift when combine with zwj, maybe it should handled > similar as zwnj. I have no idea about this. Maybe we can refer to uniscribe. > > > Br, > Dean > > _______________________________________________ > HarfBuzz mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/harfbuzz > >
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