From: Philippe Verdy (verdy_p@wanadoo.fr)
Date: Thu Apr 14 2005 - 13:30:08 CST
Isn't the use of overlay combining marks deprecated, as Unicode already
accepts the addition of "combined" characters?
Which kind of stroke is used?
- oblique slash or horizontal bar, as both are used across letter 'o', in
Nordic or African languages?
- if horizontal across the long vertical stem like 't', or across the legs
like barred 'r' ?
- if oblique, across the stem like 'l' with stroke in Polish, or across the
right leg like the Rx symbol?
Philippe.
From: "Donald Z. Osborn" <dzo@bisharat.net>
> Just out of curiosity, and without a clear notion of its form, this
> character is
> not something that can be produced with a combining diacritic? TIA... Don
>
> Quoting Michael Everson <everson@evertype.com>:
>
>> At 20:21 +1000 2005-04-14, vlad wrote:
>> >Has a 'Latin letter K with stroke' character been proposed to
>> >Unicode before?
>>
>> It is in the works for medievalist use.
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