On 2010/10/30, at 下午8:42, Koxinga wrote:
My quickly done parsing program counted 1154 such pairs, where the head
character was the same as the character above. It seems to be always in the
order kTraditionalVariant then kSimplifiedVariant, so can maybe be
automatically corrected. It seems
Hello,
I recently looked up the relationships traditional-simplified in the
Unihan database (Unihan_Variants.txt).
I knew it had mistakes and I wanted to help correct some of them, but
the first thing that stand out and surprised me was the large number of
lines like :
U+346F
Hello,
In the Unihan.txt database, in the kMandarin field there are entries
with duplicate pronunciations. For example:
U+4E21 kMandarin 1 LIANG3 2 LIANG3 3 LIANG4
U+4E4E kMandarin 1 HU1 HU2 2 HU1
U+4E86 kMandarin 1 LIAO3 2 LE LIAO3
Is there a reason for these duplicates?
On Tuesday, November 14, 2000, at 08:24 AM, Pierpaolo Bernardi wrote:
In the Unihan.txt database, in the kMandarin field there are entries
with duplicate pronunciations. For example:
U+4E21kMandarin 1 LIANG3 2 LIANG3 3 LIANG4
U+4E4EkMandarin 1 HU1 HU2 2 HU1
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