Note that there are at least 5 additional RTL scripts now in Unicode: Samaritan, Mandaic, Mende Kikakui, Adlam, Rohingya. The last three are in Unicode's SMP, so require two 16-bit values (UTF-16) in JavaScript and Java programming languages.
Adlam script is becoming widely used for Fula language (code 'ff') in West Africa, and Rohingya is used by that people in addition to other writing systems.
Please consider updating this page with this additional Unicode information.
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Note that there are at least 5 additional RTL scripts now in Unicode: Samaritan, Mandaic, Mende Kikakui, Adlam, Rohingya. The last three are in Unicode's SMP, so require two 16-bit values (UTF-16) in JavaScript and Java programming languages.
Adlam script is becoming widely used for Fula language (code 'ff') in West Africa, and Rohingya is used by that people in addition to other writing systems.
Please consider updating this page with this additional Unicode information.