At 11:11 +0100 2002-08-01, Martin Kochanski wrote: >Otto Stolz suggested U+03A2, which would be equally valid. However, >U+03A2 is quite obviously the code for GREEK CAPITAL LETTER FINAL >SIGMA.
Nope. Can't encode a nonexistent letter. Can encode ANYTHING WE WANT anywhere that's free. Them's the rules. Probably we wouldn't violate a script boundary, but there's nothing sacred for instance about that first space in the Canadian Syllabics block. I'll be delighted to use it if necessary. -- Michael Everson *** Everson Typography *** http://www.evertype.com
