Re: Revised Zharranh page
From: | Herman Miller <hmiller@...> |
Date: | Monday, February 9, 2004, 4:35 |
John Cowan wrote:
> True capital and lowercase glottal stop are coming in Unicode 4.1; they're
> needed for some Canadian languages. However, it's still uncertain whether
> the current glottal stop character, which looks capital but is currently
> called lower case, will be identified with either or both of these.
> So we may add just one character or a new casing pair.
In that case, I'll plan on using the new glottal stop characters when
they're assigned, and in the meantime I'll use a placeholder character,
like the "glottal stop with stroke", for uppercase. (It's not as if
capital glottal stop is a very frequently used character in my
languages; AFAIK it only occurs in the name of the language Kazat ?akkorou.)
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