Tatsuo Ishii wrote:
Be very careful not to break the standard defined by Unicode. For example the glyph for 0xe7a281 == U+7881 is defined in page 43 of http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/U4E00.pdf. So we need to make sure that the particular kanji character defined in Big5 0xf9d6 has the same glyph as the one defined in Unicode(U+7881). Same thing can be said to rest of the proposed mapping.
The mappings look correct to me; it's the same mappings as defined in the CP950.TXT file from unicode.org.
I've added a perl script UCS_to_BIG5.pl to generate the mapping tables from BIG5.TXT as before, with the addition of those seven extra characters from CP950.TXT.
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