James Kass wrote:
01d501c22a38$7d41e1c0$2408e343@joblowe">Prabhat Hedge wrote,* Indic scripts do not have any standard (as in published/registered/
recognized) font encoding that i know of.
ISCII is the standard for Indic scripts.
ISCII is not a font-encoding, ISFOC is but its neither published nor standard.
01d501c22a38$7d41e1c0$2408e343@joblowe">* Indian language web-sites use mis-use charset tag "x-user-defined".
So do some non-Indian language web sites.
But most of them do not need CTL (Complex Text Layout) support as is essential for Indian scripts.
Which means that either a glyph-set or font-encoding standard is required or that all platforms that
need this support need to have OT/Intelligent font support.
with regards,
prabhat.
