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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
The default font should at least support part of the Romanian diatrics, but I'm not entierly sure about that... Because there's two way to display those diatrics, and it depends on the fonts (either you got a glyph for the basic latin letter, and a glyph for the diatric, and the software combines the two, or, and it's the more widespread method, because of compatiblity issues, you got a single glyph for each letter+diatric combinations).
Bottom line: I'd have to check to be sure.
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Here is a possible clue to that issue:
Romanian language using the Latin alphabet, which in terms of characters and their graphic representation is simple and direct: each character is matched - or should I match - a single gluph with a graphical representation of the graphical representation and name directly related to abstract descriptions of the tables in Unicode encoding.
Altogether, besides invariably repertoire of ISO / IEC 646-Irv (equivalent character set known as the US-ASCII), provided that a font is compatible with the Romanian language is that it contain Unicode characters whose code glife and names are as follows:
caracter
nume Unicode
cod Unicode
nume glifă
Ă
Latin capital letter A with breve
0102
Abreve
ă
Latin small letter A with breve
0103
abreve
Â
Latin capital letter A with circumflex
00C2
Acircumflex
â
Latin small letter A with circumflex
00E2
acircumflex
Î
Latin capital letter I with circumflex
00CE
Icircumflex
î
Latin small letter I with circumflex
00EE
icircumflex
Ș
Latin capital letter S with comma below
0218
Scommaaccent
ș
Latin small letter S with comma below
0219
scommaaccent
Ț
Latin capital letter T with comma below
021A
uni021A
ț
Latin small letter T with comma below
021B
uni021B
Sorry for the last part, dunno how to format it like a table.
Hope this helps
TY
Alex