Enum IndicPositionalCategory

Namespace

SixLabors.Fonts.Unicode

Assembly

SixLabors.Fonts.dll

Unicode Indic_Positional_Category property values. https://www.unicode.org/reports/tr44/#Indic_Positional_Category

public enum IndicPositionalCategory

Fields

Bottom = 0

Bottom.

BottomAndLeft = 1

Bottom_And_Left.

BottomAndRight = 2

Bottom_And_Right.

Left = 3

Left.

LeftAndRight = 4

Left_And_Right.

NA = 255

Not applicable.

This is the Unicode fallback for code points without an explicit Indic_Positional_Category.

Overstruck = 6

Overstruck.

Right = 7

Right.

Top = 8

Top.

TopAndBottom = 9

Top_And_Bottom.

TopAndBottomAndLeft = 10

Top_And_Bottom_And_Left.

TopAndBottomAndRight = 11

Top_And_Bottom_And_Right.

TopAndLeft = 12

Top_And_Left.

TopAndLeftAndRight = 13

Top_And_Left_And_Right.

TopAndRight = 14

Top_And_Right.

VisualOrderLeft = 15

Visual_Order_Left.

Remarks

These values describe the notional slot of dependent vowels, visible viramas, and related signs around an Indic syllable core. The property supplements IndicSyllabicCategory for shaping and segmentation, but it is not a prescriptive font-design or final glyph-placement property. NA is the default for code points whose syllabic role does not have a positional slot.