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t-with-cedilla vs t-with-comma #251
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Unfortunately, this is a common mistake. Latin small letter t with cedilla U+0163, ţ, should look like a t with cedilla and not like a t with comma below in the Makanya language, the Manjak language, and also probably in the turkic language Gagauz since it also uses ç and ş. The same goes for the uppercase character U+0162. |
In Romanian I believe the comma is correct and not the cedilla. But I do not have deep knowledge in Romanian or Turkish. The article below may shed some light on the topic. https://kitblog.com/2019/en/romanian-diacritic-marks/ More: |
@mjabbink, Denis is talking about Makanya, Manjak and Gagauz, not Romanian. The typeface should have the correct diacritic in the correct code points, that’s why Unicode separates them, to support Romanian as well as Makanya. |
I understand the situation now and we will fix |
@BoldMonday What kind of background information are you looking for? For Gagauz, the alphabet letters were defined in Moldovan law from 1993 (http://www.legis.md/cautare/getResults?doc_id=85313&lang=ro) and amended in 1996 (http://www.legis.md/cautare/getResults?doc_id=60878&lang=ro). For Makanya and Manjak, there are two Senegalese laws setting their alphabets and orthographic rules:
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@moyogo I am interested to see if those languages require other glyphs that are currently not in IBM Plex for example. |
Makanya uses: a b c d e ë f g h i j k l m n ñ ŋ o p r s ş t ŧ ţ u w y Manjak uses: a b c d e ë f g h i j k l m n ñ ŋ o p r s ŝ t ţ u w y z |
@BoldMonday @mjabbink Any time frame for when the |
@BoldMonday We should address this. Let’s discuss. |
@mjabbink @BoldMonday any update on this? |
Yes. This is fixed in the upcoming versions of Plex Sans and Plex Sans Condensed. The files have been delivered to IBM. |
Should be released soon. |
I believe this is covered in the latest released |
Yes, Plex Sans and Plex Sans Condensed are fixed now. |
Fixed in Plex Mono v2.3 (part of Release v6.0.0). |
Hey there! v6.1.0 was just released that references this issue. Comment here or join the release discussion to provide feedback or voice concerns. Thanks! |
Hey there! v6.3.0 was just released that references this issue. Comment here or join the release discussion to provide feedback or voice concerns. Thanks! |
Thanks!! |
Looking at this sample text from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurențiu_Man :
The article title uses
U+021B
which is t with comma below, and (inconsistently) the first line usesU+0163
which is t with cedilla. In Plex Sans and Plex Serif, both characters look like a comma below. Compare to Times New Roman on a mac (light blue) which has a distinct t-with-cedilla.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: