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The list One can of Indic scripts supported by ConTeXt MkIV and LMTX are:course use fonts not listed above. This section provides some details to this end.
* Devanagari* Bengali* Gujarati* Gurmukhi* Kannada* Malayalam* Oriya* Tamil* TeluguThe OTF specification has two shaping implementations for the indic scripts: the 'older' v1 and the 'newer' v2. [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/script-development/devanagari See here] for further details. These are specified in ConTeXt by the following font features:
In order to get the proper OpenType features, you need to select the proper feature from the following list{| cellpadding="5"! style="text-align:left;" | Script! style="text-align:left;" | OTF v1 script tag! style="text-align:left;" | OTF v2 script tag|-| Devanagari| <code>devanagari-one</code>| <code>devanagari-two</code>|-| Malayalam| <code>malayalam-one</code>| <code>malayalam-two</code>|-| Telugu| <code>telugu-one</code>| <code>telugu-two</code>|-| Kannada| <code>kannada-one</code>| <code>kannada-two</code>|-| Bengali| <code>bengali-one</code>| <code>bengali-two</code>|-|}
* <code>devanagari-one</code>* <code>bengali-one</code>* <code>gujarati-one</code>* <code>gurmukhi-one</code>* <code>kannada-one</code>* <code>malayalam-one</code>* <code>oriya-one</code>* <code>tamil-one</code>* <code>telugu-one</code> Depending on your Please note that these font features also activate other font features as mandated in the OTF specification. These features can then be used to write typescripts for a font or to use the font, you might need instead: * <code>devanagari-two</code>* <code>bengali-two</code>* <code>gujarati-two</code>* <code>gurmukhi-two</code>* <code>kannada-two</code>* <code>malayalam-two</code>* <code>oriya-two</code>* <code>tamil-two</code>* <code>telugu-two<directly in documents {{cmd|definefontfamily}} and/code>or {{cmd|definedfont}}.
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= Supported Scripts and Font Features =
== Script Versions ==
