>> These may be difficult to use as font file formats, such as true type, >> have a fixed ucs-2 internal encoding in the cmap, so they have >> difficulty representing beyond-bmp characters.
>As far as I aware (I'm not a Truetype/Opentype/AAT/Graphite specialist) >various encodings can be used as input to the cmap, including UTF-16 >and UTF-32 (there is some setting somewhere telling which encoding >a particular cmap is for). Does anyone have a (freely gettable) font with an encoding 8,10, or 12 cmap, and ideographs in the supplementary plane? All I found is something called code2001, which doesnt have kanji... -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
