[XeTeX] Old Persian

[Yves Codet]

Le 29 août 04, à 20:45, Jonathan Kew a écrit :

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> % -- cut here --
> \font\opers="Code2001" at 12pt
> \opers
>
> ^^^^db80^^^^df80 % U+F0300 ��
> ^^^^db80^^^^df81
> ^^^^db80^^^^df82
> ^^^^db80^^^^df83
> ^^^^db80^^^^df84
> ^^^^db80^^^^df85
> ^^^^db80^^^^df86
> ^^^^db80^^^^df87
> ^^^^db80^^^^df88
> ^^^^db80^^^^df89
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8a
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8b
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8c
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8d
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8e
> ^^^^db80^^^^df8f
>
> ^^^^db80^^^^df90 % U+F0310 ��
> ^^^^db80^^^^df91
> ^^^^db80^^^^df92
> ^^^^db80^^^^df93
> ^^^^db80^^^^df94
> ^^^^db80^^^^df95
> ^^^^db80^^^^df96
> ^^^^db80^^^^df97
> ^^^^db80^^^^df98
> ^^^^db80^^^^df99
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9a
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9b
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9c
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9d
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9e
> ^^^^db80^^^^df9f
>
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa0 % U+F0320 ��
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa1
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa2
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa3
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa4
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa5
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa6
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa7
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa8
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfa9
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfaa
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfab
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfac
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfad
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfae
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfaf
>
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb0 % U+F0330 ��
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb1
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb2
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb3
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb4
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb5
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb6
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb7
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb8
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfb9
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfba
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfbb
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfbc
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfbd
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfbe
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfbf
>
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc0 % U+F0340 ��
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc1
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc2
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc3
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc4
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc5
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc6
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc7
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc8
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfc9
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfca
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfcb
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfcc
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfcd
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfce
> ^^^^db80^^^^dfcf
>
> \bye
> % -- cut here --
>
> (Some of these character code positions are empty.)
>
> If you create a source document containing these characters, and save 
> it as UTF-8, I believe XeTeX should handle them just like any other 
> Unicode values, though I haven't tried that personally.
>
A late reply accompanying a new question. Yes, the above code gives the 
expected result with XeTeX. And the question is: is it possible to 
create a key layout with KeyLayoutMaker for syllabaries on higher 
planes? If so what should be input to KeyLayoutMaker, code points or 
surrogate pairs? I was thinking of Cypriot (of which a friend of mine 
is a specialist) and I was wondering if the input file should look like 
this:

a	10800
e	10801
i	10802
...

or this:

a	D802 DC00
e	D802 DC01
i	D802 DC02
...

Kind regards,

Yves