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Incorrect shapes of 又 and 叉 parts (T Chinese) #61
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Handling 叉 (U+53C9) will be relatively easy, because the mapping can simply be changed from CID+12280 (uni53C9-CN) to CID+12279 (uni53C9-JP). For 蚤 (U+86A4), the Traditional Chinese glyph, CID+36256 (uni86A4-TW), will need to be tweaked. |
more research here. Here are characters containing 又 or 叉 in Big5 range (without HKSCS). All glyphs with 叉 are wrong. Only 5 code point can be fixed by mapping to JP one simply (blue ones). All glyphs containing 又 are wrong when second stroke of 又 is a long dot (ヌ). Some glyphs containing 又 are well closed, and some are not. Colors: Tags: all characters are here. (order is changed.) 叉釵杈扠衩汊 又友馭燮 |
i did double check it , the glyth of 返 and 皯 is definitely wrong |
more 又叉 characters you missed in big5 range. |
I don't know why 又 should be closed but 叉、蚤 should be opened. All these characters are 又 in fact. It is non reasonable. When the last stroke of 又 changed into 點 from 捺, it is ugly if we have to make it as closed. Maybe it is acceptable in handwriting, but not in the Hei (Gothic) style. |
I totally agree that it's ugly and non reasonable. |
I just prepared a file that I will be using to resolve this issue. |
I finally had a chance to wade through this issue, and concluded that while we will eventually address this issue, it won't happen in the pending Version 1.002 update. It is likely to be addressed in the Version 2.000 update, which will make several adjustments to the glyph set. I found that remapping existing glyphs will fix only four of the characters. To address this issue completely, some new (TW) glyphs will be needed, but I also want to explore the possibility of modifying existing CN (or JP) glyphs to address this issue. I will need to consult with our designer and SinoType's designers about that possibility. |
Consolidated with Issue #99. |
http://www.edu.tw/FILES/SITE_CONTENT/M0001/BIAU/f04.htm?open
According to Taiwan Standard, 又 should be closed.
When something in 又 (aka. 叉、蚤), 又 should be opened.
Glyph '又' of Source Han Sans looks correct,
however, '設' and '沒' are not well closed. (But, '役' seems correct in light weights.)
'叉' and '蚤' are wrong.
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