Addendum:
I forgot to also ask about the following:
A. There is a vertically-centered "fat period" used in (at
least some) Chinese documents, and we've been asked to include
this as well. I'm not at all sure what the function of this
punctuation is, but I'm assuming that some of you that work
with Chinese must know what I'm referring to. How should that
be encoded? U+00B7?
B. They also need a vertically-centered ellipsis character. Is
this like the fullwidth punctuation characters in the sense
that it should be considered a presentation form and encoded
using the regular codepoint for the regular Latin punctuation
character (U+2026 HORIZONTAL ELLIPSIS), or can I use U+22EF (at
least as an interim solution if they need two styles of
ellipsis glyph, one for Latin and one for Yi)? Is there some
other preferred encoding for this?
Peter
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