If any, they are few and far between. Or let me qualify that
further: there are a number of text editors and web browsers
that work with Unicode-encoded text and that could accept the
sequences you mention, but they may not display them in an
aesthetically pleasing way. These things are starting to fall
into place. The key is having "smart font" rendering
technologies - rendering technologies that can handle complex
rendering - and apps that utilize those technologies. People
are working hard to make this stuff available even as we speak
(er, write).
Peter Constable
NRSI, SIL
peter_constable@sil.org
From: <tom@bluesky.org> AT Internet on 04/05/2000 05:47 AM
To: Peter Constable/IntlAdmin/WCT, <unicode@unicode.org> AT
Internet@Ccmail
cc:
Subject: Using Combining Characters
It appears that the Navajo language can be completely
represented with precomposed unicode characters except for four
letters that require combination with a non-spacing acute or
ogonek.
My question is: Are there any text editors or web browsers
currently available which will properly produce and display
combining characters like this?
Thanks for the help. tom@bluesky.org
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