What's new in Theano 2.0
Feb 29, 2012
- Implemented a basic set of Cyrillic letters (those in windows-1251 and those needed for Russian and Bulgarian pre-reform orthography).
- Added editorial signs and New Testament critical signs.
- No longer uses custom PUA mappings. I have preserved PUA codepoints for a few standard glyphs (including capital accents) previously mapped there by Adobe, as well as for additional accented Greek characters implemented for compatibility with Ralph Hancock's fonts. Everything else has been moved outside the encoding.
- Implemented a full set of subscript/superscript digits and denominators.
- New implementation for the 'frac' feature: it is now possible to build any arbitrary fractions rather than just those available in Unicode in the precomposed form.
- SIL's Graphite rendering technologie is now supported. The features available are mostly the same as for OpenType, but there are some additions (in particular it is possible to render a Greek text with accents above capitals). The manual has also been changed to reflect the new functionality.
- Added human-readable stylistic set names (US English only).
- The fonts are now available also in the WOFF format to simplify embedding into web pages.