Fwd: PDUTR #25: Unicode Support for Mathematics

FYI, Markus Kuhn sent the following comments to the authors of PUDTR#25. They are of sufficient general interest to warrant discussion on the list. A./ PS: I've refreshed the HTML so there should be fewer problems for people to read the equations in section 5 on Win2K or XP. X-Mailer: exmh

Re: Tengwar vowel signs

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Kenneth Whistler wrote: Michael Everson wrote: http://www.evertype.com/standards/iso10646/pdf/tengwar-vowels.pdf http://www.evertype.com/standards/iso10646/pdf/tengwar.pdf Maybe I haven't read these carefully enough, but it appears to me that the

Last Call for Papers - 21st Unicode Conference - May 2002 - Dublin,Ireland

Last Call for Papers! Twenty-First International Unicode Conference (IUC21) Unicode, Localization and the Web: The Global Connection http://www.unicode.org/iuc/iuc21 May 14-17, 2002 Dublin, Ireland

Fun with GBK GB2312

Hi list, We're having fun trying to resolve issues with GBK and GB2312 character sets, and are hoping that list members might offer some input. What we're using for source info is the CP936.txt file from the Microsoft section of vendor mapping tables on the Unicode web site, and Ken Lunde's CJKV

Re: Fun with GBK GB2312

We have published mapping data for Windows cp936 from the actual Windows 2000 converter API. This is probably more up to date and complete than what is listed on the unicode.org site. Of course, these tables also only show correspondences with Unicode, but a) they also show unidirectional

Re: GRAPHEME JOINER vs. double diacritics

Eric Muller wrote: Is it correct that the sequences U+x U+0360 U+y and U+x U+034F U+y U+0303 should display the same? Would it be worth putting some words about those situations in section 13.2 of PDUTR #28? In what font can we find U+034F? In Arial Unicode MS just after U+0345 goes U+0360.