On 10/07/2003 08:45, Doug Ewell wrote:
You could try using the precomposed characters directly. (Look
throughout the Cyrillic block beginning at U+0400; you'll find them.)
These are canonically equivalent to the letter+diacritic combinations,
and are actually preferred in some contexts (Normalization Form C).
However, not all fonts contain glyphs for them, so you may be back at
Square 1.
Of the combinations which Vladimir is looking at, Cyrillic vowels
(including some which are vowels in Bulgarian but not in Russian) with
grave accents, only one pair 0400/0450 exists as a precomposed pair.
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Peter Kirk
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