Tai Yo #755
Tai Yo #755
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…FE TAI YO SYMBOL MEUANG to TAI YO SYMBOL MUEANG.
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Looks o.k. I rescind my suggestion that this needs Indic properties. Tai Yo is the really weird Tai script that gets rotated 90 degrees into vertical layout, like Mongolian. All vowels are regularized to follow the initial (below when vertically presented). All rimes are combining marks above (rendered to the right side when vertically presented). No point in adding Indic property values here. Other property values look fine. (BTW, I'm not going to try to manually check the new NormalizationTest entries for correctness.)
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in which time zone are you now...? |
Well I did have an SÆǶ meeting to drag me westward. But this exercise doesn’t require being as awake as UTC participation does, so I think I should still end up falling asleep well before sunrise, not like last week… |
[174-C23] Consensus: Provisionally assign 55 code points U+1E6C0..U+1E6FF in a new Tai Yo block at U+1E6C0..U+1E6FF, for 55 Tai Yo characters as described in L2/22-289R and section 8 of L2/23-012.
[176-C38] Consensus: Change the name of provisionally assigned character U+1E6FE TAI YO SYMBOL MEUANG to TAI YO SYMBOL MUEANG. (Reference: Section 14 of L2/23-164)
[UTC-181-C61] Consensus: UTC accepts for encoding in Unicode 17.0 the following 228 characters for new scripts for which code points have previously been provisionally assigned: 50 characters for Beria Erfe script, 40 characters for Chisoi script, 29 characters for Sidetic script, 55 characters for Tai Yo script, and 54 characters for Tolong Siki script.