2010-09-17 10:51, Michiel Kamermans skrev:
There are ways to automate the process, but I pretty much already
wrote those, so I might as well put up the package I have sitting
here... it's currently on
projects.nihongoresources.com/downloadables/ucharclasses.tgz
<http://projects.nihongoresources.com/downloadables/ucharclasses.tgz>.
The package supports setting fonts for Unicode "blocks" as well as
informal groups, so you will probably want to simply bind your
fonts of choice to informal "Latin" and "Cyrillic" groups:
Nice!
My two worthless coins:
1. What about a command for defining arbitrary ranges?
This would be useful if one mucks around in different
subblocks of the PUAs, particularly. Something like:
\setTransitionRange{<RangeStartNum>}{<RangeEndNum>}{<RangeStartCmds>}{<RangeEndCmds>}
so that one could say e.g.:
\setTransitionRange{57344}{57471}{\fontspec{MyOwnFont}}{}
\setTransitionRange{57472}{57583}{\fontspec{MyOtherFont}}{}
Looking at your setup I guess a (first) command giving a
custom name for internal use to the range-as-class would
be needed, but you get the idea.
2. If it would be possible to give the range numbers in the
hexadecimal usually used to refer to Unicode codepoints
would be even nicer!
Too bad BTW that "Phonetics" isn't definable as an informal group!
/bpj
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