Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Which Unicode Standard LibreOffice uses...?

Salam,

Please include attribute quotes so that we know who/what you are
> replying to :-)
>
> OK :)


> I _think_ what you are looking for is 'which font types support Unicode
> 6'? For example, the ubuntu font family does support Unicode 6 glyphs.
> You can test in Ubuntu 10.10 (install ttf-ubuntu-font-family
> 0.69+ufl-0ubuntu1 if you do not already have it installed) and in LO or
> OOo select the Ubuntu font. Now enter <Ctrl-Shift-u> 2 0 b 9 <enter> and
> you'll get the Indian Rupee Sign. Try that in Gentium and you'll get a
> square block symbol instead. See:
>
> Actually, what i'm looking for to be more precise, is to find where Unicode
blocks are coded in the LibO source code

especially this one
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Unicode/Arabic_Presentation_Forms-B

because i've filed issues on LibO/bugZilla and on OoO-PDFImportExtension,
concerning the characters of this Unicode Block especially those ranging
from FEF5 to FEFC.

and i'm trying to gather some useful informations about the issue, so that i
can help developers that have the ability and knowledge to fix it.

Thank you for  your time and good luck to you all !

-- 
Amine Arrahmane Achargui

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