Hi Bobby, 2016-07-26 14:25 GMT+09:00 董福興 <bobbytung@wanderer.tw>: > Hi Koji, > > Yue（粵） follows hk standard that should include HKSCS set around 5,000 > glyphs that is already in most TC system fonts. > > Min（閩）and Hakka（客家） do not have documented subset for now, still working > on that[1]. But most of the glyphs is T-source, so point to TC. > > About Wu（吳）, I believe that most users read SC, but some glyphs not > included in PRC standards. > Not having all glyphs is fine, browsers can find fallback fonts. The question affects which font do you expect to see, when you set lang and without explicit font-family (no font-family or generic family), MS Yahei or MS JhengHei? As I replied to Ambrose, web authors can specify the script explicitly, but the default is needed when the script is omitted. Off-topic but "zh-hans-yue" was wrong as I re-read BCP-47, it should be "yue-hans" or "zh-yue-hans". That makes easier to parse for our existing code. > CC Eric Liu for more information. > > [1]: http://bobbytung.github.io/TaigiHakkaIdeograph/ > Some of them must be obvious to you but I have to admit that I'm not clear on any of the 14 languages, your support is appreciated. /koji
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