[Debian-in-workers] Bug#658637: ttf-gujarati-fonts: padmaa has glyphs at wrong code points

[Kess Vargavind]

Package: ttf-gujarati-fonts
Version: 1:0.5.14
Severity: normal
Tags: upstream

The font padmaa does not follow the Unicode encoding, with a cursory glance I
noticed the following problems (problems if it is used with/as Unicode
encoding, that is):
  * U+00C1 to U+00FF [note A]
  * U+008x, U+0192, U+02C6, U+201x, U+202x and U+2030 [note B]

Notes:
[A] Most of these characters have existing code points elsewhere in Unicode.
All of the characters can be encoded with combining diacritical marks.
[B] Haven’t checked what kind of characters these are or are supposed to be.

Kind regards,
Kess



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