On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 11:05 AM, Shriramana Sharma wrote:
> The point is not whether the circle is
> closed or not. The point is that as per the Unicode chart, a circle with
> tail to the right is representing the FRACTION ONE QUARTER and *not* DIGIT
> ZERO. For DIGIT ZERO the glyph must be only a
Sir I think you have misunderstood my report. I was pointing out that
the current glyph in the Rachana font whether in the Debian distribution
or the upstream Savannah repository is having the shape of the MALAYALAM
DIGIT ZERO as a circle with a tail to the right. The point is not
whether the c
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