. Peter Constable wrote, > There are indeed some examples in Latin script. For instance, there are > three different typeforms form 014A used by different language communities.
It's also been reported that there's a strong local preference for a variant of U+0257 in certain African language communities. (It would be nice to have confirmation about U+0257...) If these alternate forms were needed to be displayed in a single multi-lingual plain-text file, wouldn't we need some method of tagging the runs of Latin text for their specific languages? Best regards, James Kass .
