Re: Developing for Turkish Folk Music Accidental glyphs

[Werner LEMBERG]

> As far as I can, I got the code numbers of the signs to be used.

Thanks.  Note that the mapping of

  b² → U+0077

is invalid (as are all other mappings).  Reason is that Unicode
character U+0077 is `LATIN SMALL LETTER W' and nothing else.  Whoever
built the font, she or he incorrectly assigned the accidentals to
already existing code points...

Do I understand the first image correctly that you only need the
glyphs

  b b² b³
  # #² #³
  <natural>

and nothing else for Turkish folk music?  In other words, can we
ignore the other glyphs in the YUCEL_HALK font?


    Werner


PS: The correct mapping, according to the SMUFL standard, for Turkish
    folk music can be found on

      
https://w3c.github.io/smufl/gitbook/tables/turkish-folk-music-accidentals.html

    As can be seen, the page also describes #⁵ and b⁴ ...