BTW, what would the use of Reh instead of proper chars like U+066C or U+066B do to sort orders or parsing of numeric vs. alphabetic sequences? For example, a function "persian_ispunct()" Ã la ANSI C "ispunct()" would then have to include Reh as a possible punctuation character.
> On Sun, 2004-01-11 at 15:47, AmirBehzad Eslami wrote: >> I wonder even the Nesf2 has a bug about this U+066C. > > Nesf2 is deprecated, as far as the original author (Hooman Mehr), its > porter to Unicode (Mehran Mehr) and the latest maintainers (FarsiWeb) > are concerned. There are currently no plan to support it. > >> Is there an alternative for me? May I use the 'Reh' until most of users have >> standard systems? > > Reh is definitely very ambiguous, specially since it's confusable with > the more common Iran University Press usage of it for the decimal > separator. > > Use may comma or apostrophe or something like that. > >> 2. Ask my website visitors to download a newer version of Tahoma (What about >> the font Nesf?) > > Tahoma makes sense. Alternatively, tell them to download FarsiWeb fonts. > >> B) What is this "Arabic Decimal Separator (U+066B)? > > That is the "momayyez". > > roozbeh _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
