Re: what combining diacritical mark suits d and l with stroke ?

From: Michael Everson (everson@evertype.com)
Date: Mon Jun 28 2004 - 09:55:02 CDT

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At 17:18 +0300 2004-06-28, Cristian Secara˜ wrote:
>I like to use the decomposed version of Unicode characters ?, ©¢, ¸ and
>½ (U+0110, U+0111, U+0141 and U+0142).
>For example, d followed by a combining_diacritical_mark should generate
>©¢ (d with stroke).
>
>What combining_diacritical_mark should be used for this case ?

These do not decompose.

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