Peter Constable wrote
> > But I doubt you will find any linguist who would consider the
Norwegian
> > capital slashed O as anything other than a kludge replacement for
> > either the standard round empty set symbol or the slashed zero
symbol.
>
> Hear! Hear!
Then use a slashed zero (<DIGIT ZERO, COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY>;
which seems to be the glyph for which is actually used in print,
and the problem is solved!
(Remember that the empty set symbol really was an O with stroke,
originally!)
/kent k
