Double-struck N, finally

Ordinary roman typefaces make the diagonal of an N thick and the
vertical strokes thin, so I think it's entirely legitimate for the
diagonal to be the member that gets doubled even if that looks a bit
odd.  That finally gets me the full double-struck alphabet.

diff --git a/bedstead.c b/bedstead.c
index f66c957339ec729cf9ec3b718b6cdba238486a14..11abd66bd15ea03363fe79da3b6a78877522d42a 100644 (file)
--- a/bedstead.c
+++ b/bedstead.c
@@ -1269,6 +1269,7 @@ static struct glyph {
  /* Letterlike symbols */
  {{016,025,024,024,024,025,016,000,000}, U(2102) }, /* double-struck C */
  {{035,025,025,027,025,025,035,000,000}, U(210D) }, /* double-struck H */
+ {{031,025,023,031,025,023,021,000,000}, U(2115) }, /* double-struck N */
  {{016,021,035,033,033,035,031,021,016}, U(2117) }, /* phonographic */
  {{036,025,025,026,024,024,034,000,000}, U(2119) }, /* double-struck P */
  {{016,025,025,025,025,022,015,000,000}, U(211A) }, /* double-struck Q */