Izmir, Turkey
Elizabeth Carey-Smith
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Is there some Turkish accent I don't know about, or did Google Maps add a tittle to this capital I?
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Never mind, @Indra answered my question! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_and_dotless_I0
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And if you ever want to handle this in OpenType, I use the proposal by @Adam Twardoch:
feature locl { language TRK exclude_dflt; # Turkish lookup I_TURKISH { sub i by i.TRK; } I_TURKISH; language AZE exclude_dflt; # Azeri lookup I_TURKISH; language CRT exclude_dflt; # Crimean Tatar lookup I_TURKISH; } locl;
This way you can exclude the dotted i from being swallowed into ligatures when the dot is significant to the language.1 -
If {smcp} is present, then one also has to consider including a TRK (et al.)–specific substitution mapping lowercase i to the dotted small cap.
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If {smcp} is present, then one also has to consider including a TRK (et al.)–specific substitution mapping lowercase i to the dotted small cap.
What would that look like in the above code?
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Just add
sub i.TRK by idotaccent.sc;
To your smcp feature.1 -
Hey, it is my homeland İzmir.3
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Ah, happy memories of living in Ankara and learning Turkish back in the 1990s.0
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