Gareth has successfully identified the mystery character in the Hebrew

set as the Old Sheqel sign.  I have yet to find either a Unicode code
point or a definitive glyph name for it, but I can at least be descriptive.

diff --git a/ttxt.c b/ttxt.c
index 55694905857ca983290cfe8f274559cf89bb01c7..829d4a9361d6ac0030ed81a8b99ab931864ca5d3 100644 (file)
--- a/ttxt.c
+++ b/ttxt.c
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ struct glyph {
  {{000,037,001,001,001,001,001,000,000,000}, 0x05e8, "afii57688" },
  {{000,025,025,025,031,021,036,000,000,000}, 0x05e9, "afii57689" },
  {{000,017,011,011,011,011,031,000,000,000}, 0x05ea, "afii57690" },
- {{000,000,025,025,016,000,000,000,000,000}, -1, "heb-7.11" },
+ {{000,000,025,025,016,000,000,000,000,000}, -1, "oldsheqel" },
 
  /* Extra characters found in the Cyrillic (SAA5057) character set */
  {{000,000,021,021,035,025,035,000,000,000}, 0x044b, "afii10093" },