Re: [Unicode] tablature characters for the Chinese guqin

2014-05-30 Thread suzuki toshiya
It seems that my first response to this discussion was not delivered because my attachment image was too big. I'm sorry, please let me post revised version... -- China National Body had ever reported that they had a plan to encode the character for the tablature, in IRG:

Re: [Unicode] tablature characters for the Chinese guqin

2014-05-30 Thread suzuki toshiya
and that we have a bunch of base characters, we easily reach 10 and more characters if all possible permutations are encoded, and this is certainly not what Unicode wants :-) Indeed. Some people may want to encode the tablature characters as precomposed glyphs in square metric, and unify

Re: [Unicode] tablature characters for the Chinese guqin

2014-05-30 Thread Andrew West
On 30 May 2014 05:50, suzuki toshiya mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jp wrote: BTW, a few (only one?) characters for the latter style are sampled in a normal dictionary CiYuan, and will be included in CJK Unified Ideograph Extension F. I hope not. Just because it occurs in a Chinese dictionary does

Re: [Unicode] tablature characters for the Chinese guqin

2014-05-29 Thread Werner LEMBERG
China National Body had ever reported that they had a plan to encode the character for the tablature, in IRG: [...] Thanks. BTW, a few (only one?) characters for the latter style are sampled in a normal dictionary CiYuan, and will be included in CJK Unified Ideograph Extension F. However,