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I found a photo taken from a Taiwanese Bible printed in Pe̍h-ōe-jī, on this image, I saw some texts has some marks over the ng diagraph, but they are placed between two letters. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Taiwanese_Bible_Chim-gian_1933.jpg
NOTE: Click “Original file” to see the image after you visit the above page.
For example:
24:26 En͞g ha̍p-gi ê ōe ín-tap ê, Chhin-chhiūⁿ ēng chhùi kā lâng chim.
24:27 Lí tio̍h tāi-seng pi-pān gōa-thâu ê sū, Chhân-hn᷍g liāu-lí chheng-chhó, chiah thang khí-chhù.
26:8 Chhin-chhiūⁿ ēng chi̍t pò͘-tē-á pó-chio̍h khǹg ti chio̍h-tūi ê lāi-bīn.
(The above texts were typed with characters picked with BabelMap, I’m not clear what the contents are, but seen from the word chim-giân, I guess it should be the Proverbs of the Old Testament)
To make them properly rendered with Source Sans Pro, you need to add support for combining double marks such as U+035E and U+1DCD.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Adds characters for U/udieresisbelow to address issue #184.
Updates GSUB features to prevent alternates from blocking formation of small capitals, addressing issue #183.
Adds double circumflex and double macron above to address issue #179.
Attempts to resolve issues with combining dot above right to address issue #178, however there is still some remaining funniness in interaction with text engines and how the character string is formed.
Adds characters for IPA affricate ligatures dzed, dzcurl, tccurl, dzretroflex & tshook to address issue #174.
Converts Sources to UFO version 3 to address issue #148.
Adds heavy quote ornaments because I like using them as ‘scare’ quotes.
I found a photo taken from a Taiwanese Bible printed in Pe̍h-ōe-jī, on this image, I saw some texts has some marks over the ng diagraph, but they are placed between two letters.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Taiwanese_Bible_Chim-gian_1933.jpg
NOTE: Click “Original file” to see the image after you visit the above page.
For example:
24:26 En͞g ha̍p-gi ê ōe ín-tap ê, Chhin-chhiūⁿ ēng chhùi kā lâng chim.
24:27 Lí tio̍h tāi-seng pi-pān gōa-thâu ê sū, Chhân-hn᷍g liāu-lí chheng-chhó, chiah thang khí-chhù.
26:8 Chhin-chhiūⁿ ēng chi̍t pò͘-tē-á pó-chio̍h khǹg ti chio̍h-tūi ê lāi-bīn.
(The above texts were typed with characters picked with BabelMap, I’m not clear what the contents are, but seen from the word chim-giân, I guess it should be the Proverbs of the Old Testament)
To make them properly rendered with Source Sans Pro, you need to add support for combining double marks such as U+035E and U+1DCD.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: