Chris Jacobs schreef: > Font developers should be free to develop fonts without having to decide > where in the end-user's pua it is supposed to be. > > My pua, the pua of font developer A, and the pua of font developer B should > be considered three different spaces, so that there be no conflict when > developer A and B put different chars on the same code point.
Then how would you access such a character? Currently, this is defined by the font + the codepoint. I.E. to display a certain character on the screen, you tell the computer which font to use and which codepoint to output. If a font's codepoints are not fixed, how do you display this character? I.E. if a certain character is not fixed at U+EF00, you cannot simply have a text file with the value 0xEF00 in it and expect it to print. Pim Blokland
