Swarup said on Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 09:42:44AM -0400,:
> So now it is my humble request that we may come back to the original
> request put before this list yesterday, as to how to create
> "ba" (ৰ)-halant.
Sigh. Finally found the mail. So, here we go.
1. Look into how and why ba is defined in the standards. If it is
defined In the standards such that it hs not to form a conjunct or
take a half form, you obviously require a new code point.
If you are looking at Bengali equivalent of Devanagari / Hindi
+U0935, you are probably having a bug in the standards. (see below)
Solution - approach the UTC asking for a new code point.
2. If the standards do not explicitly prohibit combining / half form
fo that particular character / glyph, you have a problem with the
rendering system - it could be any of font, rendering library, or
application.
Solution would be approach the application author(s) and / or modify the
application / font yourselves.
I am looking at version 6.1 of CodeCharts.pdf, and find that
there are blanks at +U09B3. U09B4 and 09B4.
The file can be obtained by ftp from
unicode.org/Public/charts/CodeCharts.pdf.
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