Re: ogonek vs. retroflex hook

From: Peter_Constable@sil.org
Date: Wed Apr 02 2003 - 12:24:57 EST

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    Jim Allen wrote on 04/02/2003 09:59:02 AM:

    > U+0322 RETROFLEX HOOK is an artifact of Unicode...

    I was not specifically asking about this combining mark, and I have been
    convinced that it's use should be avoided.

    My question was really typographic in nature. And specifically related to
    research to determine if there are additional atomic retroflex-hooked
    characters that need to be added to Unicode. I needed to know when I'm
    looking at samples whether they represent instanced of retroflex-hooked
    characters or not. Of course, what sounds they are used to represent is
    relevant info, but not necessarily a determining factor since character are
    often repurposed by linguists looking for some way to represent the sounds
    of a given language.

    - Peter

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