Pim Blokland pblokland at planet dot nl wrote:
Now what you do in the privacy of your own home is none of our
concern, but when communicating with the outside world, there are
certain rules and guidelines you should abide by. And one of those
guidelines is a plaintext file should not have PUA
Some characters are not in Sindhi language but their
description says that they are in Sindhi:
068E ARABIC LETTER DUL - Sindhi
06B2 ARABIC LETTER GAF WITH TWO DOTS BELOW - Sindhi
06B4 ARABIC LETTER GAF WITH THREE DOTS ABOVE - Sindhi
068E is the old shape of Dul in Sindhi, where as the
current
Kenneth Whistler wrote:
But if you pick up a pre-euro edition of the Frankfurter Allgemeine,
you can find the price listing on the front page, to wit:
How are they abbreviating Danish crowns today, after the Euro became the
currency of most other EU countries?
Stefan
Pim Blokland asked as follows.
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Now my suggestion was the browser program which displays this file should be
able to look at the font information in the XML file, open the font file and
retrieve the names of all characters in it, so it can
show the hwesta; character (and all other
At 05:27 AM 3/19/2003, William Overington wrote:
Now my suggestion was the browser program which displays this file should be
able to look at the font information in the XML file, open the font file and
retrieve the names of all characters in it, so it can
show the hwesta; character (and all
At 17:15 -0800 2003-03-18, Kenneth Whistler wrote:
But if you pick up a pre-euro edition of the Frankfurter Allgemeine,
you can find the price listing on the front page, to wit:
Belgien 60 bfrs/Dänemark 14 dkr/Finnl. 10 Fmk/Frankr. 11 F/...
Ken... you KEPT one? :-)
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Subject: Re: Re. and Rs.
Doug Ewell wrote:
There have been lots of attempts to define short mnemonic names or
entities for Unicode. SGML names are one. The i18nrep
repertoiremap, originally defined in RFC 1345 and more recently
used in
ISO/IEC TR 14652, is another. These schemes work well for a
relatively
small
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Magda Danish
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The Unicode Consortium
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Dear Sir,
We are using a character set
Pim Blokland wrote:
Doug Ewell wrote:
(..) the scenario Pim describes might work (although
asking a browser to interpret the internal structure of a font file
seems excessive to me). But the same mechanism is less likely to
Is it really so excessive? Browsers already have to retrieve a
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 07:38:42PM -0500, Jungshik Shin wrote:
It's not only excessive but also does not work at all for text-mode
browsers (including browsers with speech synthesizer for the blind)
that have no need for / interest in the internal structure of a font.
Your scheme is going
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