I see that they are not mixing Latin script with Greek script, but they are coping some letters/symbols from Greek script renamed it Latin with new code-point.
Why do you encourage them to mix Nagari script with Thai script? Are you out of your mind? Also you did not respond back with list of Indic languages yet to be encoded. Do you know the list of languages? Or were you trying to be smug Pundit? :) Tulasi From: Mahesh T. Pai <[email protected]> Date: Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 9:24 AM Subject: Re: About combination of thai and devanagrari To: [email protected] li bo said on Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 06:37:58PM +0800,: > Does it mean if i want to support Devanagari scripts by using truetype font, > following must be done. > 1. A higher-level layout engine like Pango to layout the text. > 2. As truetype font can be considered as a kind of Opentype font, OpenType > Layout tables（GSUB, GPOS）can be used to handle Devanagari scripts. While answers to both questions seem to be "yes", any reason why you want to create your own text layout application / library? There are already enough libraries which do this out there. -- Mahesh T. Pai || Buy Free Software -- It gives you freedom!
