Paul Bennett wrote:
> What about Supplementary Private Use Area A, also known as
> Plane 15, also also known as codepoints U+F0000 to
> U+FFFFF? That's a full 64K codepoints, and there's
> another 64K in Supplementary Private Use Area B / Plane 16
> (U+100000 to U+10FFFF).
It seems not to be possible to use Plane 15 in FontForge.
> If you can't encode your script in 128K codepoints, I
> think you need to think about whether you have an
> effective writing system, though there are about 65,530
> more Planes of 64K codepoints each that are yet to be
> defined, and which probably will not be defined any time
> soon. It's naughty, but sometimes you gotta just hope you
> don't get caught...
By means of computers, this writing system is certainly not
efficient. I just don't understand what I do wrong when
trying to place anchors and such. It would significantly cut
down the number of defined characters in the font. I think I
should google for that regarding Windows's support of
OpenType.
Carsten