[HarfBuzz] telugu

[Vinodh Rajan]

>
> Where do they fall in the Indic syllabic structure?


Avagraha is just a "sign" to mark the elision of vowel /A/.

It is just a "symbol" per se, and does not take any vowel signs. It acts
sort of a proxy to the elided /A/.

The problem occurs when the elided /A/ is followed by the Anusvara. This
results in the Avagraha taking the Anusvara instead.

The solution would be to also allow the Anusvara to combine with the
Avagraha.

V


On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 7:40 PM, Behdad Esfahbod <behdad at behdad.org> wrote:

> On 13-05-16 01:29 PM, James Cloos wrote:
> >
> >       ఽం      <U+0C3D U+0C02>
> >
> > where, except when using the font Pothana2000, hb and pango display an
> > unwanted dotted circle before the U+0C02.
>
> Right.  Right now we don't recognize Avagraha at all.  Where do they fall
> in
> the Indic syllabic structure?
>
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