Am 1999-7-6 um 7:35 hat John Cowan geschrieben:
> After all, we already have the case (I can't find it just
> now, but it's there somewhere)
viz. ISO 6937/2-1983
> of a diacritic-below that gets rendered above
below, viz. cedilla
> on some capital letter,
G
> but below
above, viz. acute
> on the corresponding small letter.
Occurs in Lapp and Latvian.
Unicode 2.0 rather has U+0123 "Latin Small Letter G with Cedilla",
and says that there are three glyph variants (there is no hint on
the particular form of these variants, particularly whether one of
them has an acute-shaped mark rather than the cedilla). The pertinent
section on "Exceptional Case Pairs" (p. 6-7) does not mention U+0123.
Best wishes,
Otto Stolz
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