Kaixo!
On Mon, Mar 14, 2005 at 08:33:18AM +0100, Abdurixit Abduxukur wrote:
> >key { [ 0x10006cb ] };
>
> But in this way I can resolve only one of the four different presentation
> forms.
No.
In Unicode you don't type "presentation forms", you only type letters.
Then each letter is rendered i
>> Then started to make my uighur.xkb file. I did not have any problem
>> with the letters same as arabic, for instance I use "Arabic_beh" for
>> Uighur "Ø" (b) etc, but I had problem with the letters which is not
>> standard arabic, like "Û" (ve) (U06CB).
>Use the unicode value plus 0x100 (e
On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 20:38 +0100, Christian Rose wrote:
> Â I don't actually know if Pango supports Uighur script. I bet some of
> the gtk-i18n-list people do know the status of that, though.
Ah, it does. Uighur is written in the good old Arabic script.
roozbeh
Kaixo!
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 02:42:15PM +0100, Abdurixit Abduxukur wrote:
> Then started to make my uighur.xkb file. I did not have any problem
> with the letters same as arabic, for instance I use "Arabic_beh" for
> Uighur "Ø" (b) etc, but I had problem with the letters which is not
> standard
fre 2005-03-11 klockan 14:42 +0100 skrev Abdurixit Abduxukur:
> As a first step, I did install windows ttf fonts on my FC3 machine. Then
> started to make my uighur.xkb file. I did not have any problem with the
> letters same as arabic, for instance I use "Arabic_beh" for Uighur "Ø" (b)
> etc, b
