These are two different questions, but both refer to the shape of some glyphs.
1) The U+0192 glyph is qualified as small letter /f with hook and as florin. But the first is a normal roman glyph, the second should be all italic. In fact in various fonts the rendering is different, in some precisely a /f roman with hook, in others all italic. What is the correct rendering in roman/regular?
2) Does it make sense to produce the small cap version of glyphs like U+0221, U+0235 and U+1EFF, i.e. /d and /t with hook and /y with loop?
Thank you
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As for your second question, as far as I know these glyphs are only used in conjunction with phonetic transcription of Chinese. Since IPA and its variants are unicameral and make use of petite caps to represent a variety of distinct sounds, small caps wouldn't make much sense.
Ok, for my second question now is all clear.
Thank you very much