Asmus Freytag <asmusf at ix dot netcom dot com> wrote: > Note that the default treatment for sorting, captilization, and a host > of other functions is not going to work for you or most users, for > that matter, because, unlike the case of fonts, there's no widely > supported data format for submitting details of you to "interpret" a > character outside rendering.
I tried to do something like this for the Ewellic alphabet: http://ewellic.org/alphabet/properties.html http://ewellic.org/alphabet/collation.html The properties are in UnicodeData.txt format, but the collation order is neither human- nor machine-friendly. Even if I converted the collation order to CLDR format, it's still true that I couldn't just plug my files into a commercial application and magically get the desired behavior. Good thing the script is just a left-to-right layout of boxes. -- Doug Ewell | Thornton, CO, USA http://ewellic.org | @DougEwell
