On Sun, 30 Mar 2003, Edward Cherlin wrote: > Let's try some more. > á̀ế̀̀î́̀ổ́̀̀û̀̀n̂́̀x̂̉́̀̀ > Not too bad, except that only the first three accents on each > letter are actually displayed, and the dot on the i isn't > removed. Curiously, Yudit doesn't handle multiple accents as > well as these simple-minded apps do. > > What do you see in your mail?
Yudit currently supports Mark-To-Base and Mark-To-Mark (2.7.5.beta10) OpenType GPOS and it uses GSUB only for Indic scripts, ligatures and shaping. Resonable Tibetan (almost ready) also needs all of these complexities. If there is an urgent need for this in other scripts I can take a look at it. Currently reasonable quality plain text processing - for a lot of scripts - is my current scope. So now Yudit shows these marks on each other. Some marks are placed properly when fonts with GPOS tables are used. Is it possible to define all the combinations in GPOS and GSUB tables in the font at all? Cheers, -- G̳á̳s̳p̳á̳r̳ ・ ɡaːʃpaːr ガーシュパール・Гашпар・가스팔・גאשפאר・گاشپار गास्पर 17-3*5 -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
