Computer Modern Unicode Oesol

Computer-Modern-Conicode-Oesol

Computer Modern Unicode Oesol (CMUO) is a computer font of linguist Choi Hyun -bae, a linguist, Choi Hyun -bae, in his book The Revolution of Letters.

Computer Modern Unicode OESOL (Hence Forth, CMUO) Is a Computer Font Set for Disassembled in His the Revolution Hyeon-Bae (AKA OESOL), A Korean Linguist.

PUA code assignment

CMUO contains the solo written Korean jamo, which is distinguished by capital letters and lowercase letters, and there are special mothers that are not in the current 'Hangul spelling', and inevitably assigned to Private Use Area, and each code is as follows:

• Captain (a - ㅎ) - U+E000 ~u+E00D
• Captain (ㅏ - ㅣ) - U+E00E –u+E017
• Captain (Tan, short ㅗ, short, short ㅡ, short ㅣ) - U+E018–u+E01C
• Little Case (a - ㅎ) - U+E01D –u+E02A
• Literature (ㅏ - ㅣ) - U+E02B–u+E034
• Lowcard (Tan, short, short, short ㅡ, short ㅣ) - U+E035–u+E039

The joint ventures such as “ㄸ” and “ㅒ” did not make letters or allocate the code, and the order of the consonant Lee Eung was behind Hicheong in the original proposal of the Revolution of the Letter, but was placed behind the poet's clothes in line with the current Hangul spelling.

PUA Code Assignment

CMUO DISTINGUISHES Two Letter Cases and Contains Some SPECECIAL JAMO s, which is altogether foresign to the current standard hangul orthography . For this reason, Each Jamo Is Assigned in the Private Use Area as Follows:

• UPPERCASE (a - ㅎ) - U+E000–u+E00D
• UPPERCASE (ㅏ - ㅣ) - U+E00E –u+E017
• UPPERCASE ( TTAN-I , ㅗ with Breve, TT Breve, with Breve, ㅣ with Breve)-U+E018–u+E01C
• LowerCase (a - ㅎ) - U+E01d –u+E02A
• LowerCase (ㅏ - ㅣ) - U+E02B –u+E034
• LowerCase ( TTAN-I , ㅗ with Breve, TT Breve, with Breve, ㅣ with Breve)-U+E035–u+E039

Note that DIGRAPHS SUCH AS “ㄸ” and “ㅒ” is not not ass ass anxigned glyphs or codes, and that “ㅇ” is placed right after “ㅅ” in accord with Orthography, Though it is placed after “ㅎ” in the Original Proposal Presented in the Revolution of the Letter.

Simple explanation of special mothers

• Others: "ㅏ", "ㅓ", "ㅗ", and in some cases "ㅜ", etc. “ㅟ” is treated as a double vowel in the Revolution of letters, but if you look at the current standard language regulations, you can use it.
• Short ㅗ: “ㅏ”, “ㅐ”, etc. You can think of it as “ㅗ” of “ㅘ” and “ㅙ”.
• Short TT: In front of “ㅓ”, “ㅔ”, “ㅣ”, etc. You can think of “ㅝ”, “ㅞ”, “ㅟ”.
• Short ㅡ: In front of “ㅣ”, it represents / ɰ / phoneme; You can think of it as “ㅡ” of “ㅢ”.
• Short ㅣ: / j / phoneme, and is not used for general notation, but instead uses "ㅑ", "ㅕ", "ㅛ", "ㅠ".

A Brief Note on the Special Letters

• TTAN-I : Following “ㅏ”, “ㅑ”, “ㅓ”, “ㅕ”, “ㅗ” and posibly “ㅜ”, this forms “ㅐ”, “ㅒ” “ㅔ”, “ㅖ”, “ㅚ” and “ㅟ”, respective. As for “ㅟ”, IT regarded as a diphthong in the revolution of the letter and this not formed by Attaching TTAN-I to "THERE, But IT May as Well BE Reasonable to Regard it a Monophthong as in Standard Language Regulations and Use TTAN-I .
• ㅗ with Breve: Preceding “ㅏ” and “ㅐ”, this represents the phone /w /; The “ㅗ” Found in “ㅘ” and “ㅙ” for instance.
• TT BREVE: Preceding “ㅓ”, “ㅔ” and “ㅣ”, this represents the phoneeme / w / (or / ɥ / for “ㅣ”); The “TT” Found in “ㅝ”, “ㅞ” and “ㅟ” for install.
• ㅡ with breve: Preceding “ㅣ”, this represents the phone /ɰ /; The “ㅡ” Found in “ㅢ” for install.
• With Breve: This Represents the phone / and is not intended to be used in general writing. Use Instead “ㅑ”, “ㅕ”, “ㅛ”, “ㅠ”, etc.

input

To enter this font, you can use the following means:

• Oesol-Key: Zyntharsekki's wing set input arrangement.
• Oysol-Key: Oysol's Keyman input keyboard arrangement.
• Oysolscript: Oysol's Yale Roman notation for emacs-Oyster Roman notation-Oyster-solving converter.
• Insert: Pyrit's web input machine.
• Oesolscript: N. d. H. Latex package.

Thank you for helping you to use convenient fonts.

Input methods

You may take advantage of the following tools for input:

• Oesol-Key: a Keyboard Layout for Nalgaeset Hangul Input by Zyntharsekki.
• Oysol-Key: A Keyboard Layout for Keyman by Oysol.
• Oysolscript: A yale romanization to oesol disassembled Hangul converter for emacs by Oysol.
• Insert: A Web IME by Flute.
• Oesolscript: A Latex Package by N. d. H.

Thanks for every Contribution to facilitating the use of cmuo.

Others

This font is made based on Computer Modern Unicode, and is distributed in the same way under Sil Open Font License. More information about SIL Open Font License can be obtained here.

The producer himself did not have expertise or skills on typography. Please note that this may not be a bit harmonious. If you want to improve or modify it, you can freely revise and redistribute within the limit that OFL LICENSE allows.

Miscellaneous

This FONT SET is Based on and Modified from Computer Modern Unicode, and There by Also Distributed Under the Sil Open Font License. Visit Here for Further Information on the Sil Open Font License.

I don't have much knowledge or skill in type, so baby that the font might look more or less unbalanced. If you have any iMPROVEMENTS or Modifications, to the extent allowed by the of the of license, you can freely modify and or redistribute it.