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The characters in the range U+02E5–U+02E9 represent tones in the IPA, from extra high (˥) to extra low (˩). These are meant to form ligatures with each other to graphically represent the contour of the tone, as shown in the following image. These are not optional typographical ligatures, they are the solution Unicode came up with to encode the potentially infinite space of tone contours.
The only monospace font I’ve found that both supports them and renders them properly is Consolas, and there, two- and three-character ligatures are rendered within a single character space.
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The characters in the range U+02E5–U+02E9 represent tones in the IPA, from extra high (˥) to extra low (˩). These are meant to form ligatures with each other to graphically represent the contour of the tone, as shown in the following image. These are not optional typographical ligatures, they are the solution Unicode came up with to encode the potentially infinite space of tone contours.
The only monospace font I’ve found that both supports them and renders them properly is Consolas, and there, two- and three-character ligatures are rendered within a single character space.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: