Markus> I have tried to use 0xFFFF, but curiously this has caused a space
Markus> character to be displayed for unavailable glyphs instead of
Markus> DEFAULT_CHAR. I have therefore used 0xFFFE as the DEFAULT_CHAR
Markus> value, which is equally guaranteed not to be a valid Unicode
Markus> character. The glyph shape that I have decided on is a white
Markus> rectangle of the size of an "H" with a dotted or dashed
Markus> border. This glyph is easily distinguishable from any existing
Markus> Unicode character and it symbolizes (at least for me) very well
Markus> that there is something missing here.
Good idea. The ClearlyU fonts will follow suit soon.
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Mark Leisher
Computing Research Lab Life is like Sanskrit read to a pony.
New Mexico State University -- Lou Reed
Box 30001, Dept. 3CRL
Las Cruces, NM 88003
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