John Cowan said:
> Until I heard about the SMALL G WITH CEDILLA case, it would never have occurred
> to me that a CEDILLA could sometimes be represented by a glyph *above* the base
> character.
Yup, me neither. I guess I didn't see this in all these years of staring at
Unicode 1.0.
Can someone explain the rationale? Or at least, explain it in the book.
And I think John's "Canonical Interferometry" reading is essentially correct...
Rick
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