Carl W. Brown <cbrown at xnetinc dot com> wrote: > Language that do not have the dotless I have different casing rules. > To implement dotless I support for Irish we would have to change > Unicode.
Only to the extent of adding a note that the casing rules for Turkish, where I and Ä are a case pair, applied to Irish as well. But that isn't the case, and that isn't what Marion was talking about. The lower case form of U+0049 I is U+0069 i, in Irish as well as in most other Latin-script languages. The solution to Marion's problem is to increase awareness of the "proper" glyph design for lower-case i's in uncial fonts (and while we're at it, maybe we can get people to fix those horrible lower-case k's in non-native Fraktur fonts). It has nothing to do with character encoding, Unicode or otherwise. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California http://users.adelphia.net/~dewell/
