At 11:12 PM -0800 12/6/00, James Kass wrote: >Kenneth Whistler wrote: > >> >> The CJK radicals supplement, U+2E80..U+2EF3, are the ones that >> show a number of specific forms, but those are intended for >> special text purposes, as when specifying a radical index in >> a dictionary. >> > >The same reasoning could be said to apply to the variant >characters formed with those variant radicals. Or maybe I >am misunderstanding this, special text purposes will permit >the explicit encoding of a variant radical in a dictionary's >index, but the dictionary can't explicitly encode the characters >to which that index refers (?) > This is (a) true and (b) expected behavior. -- ===== John H. Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://homepage.mac.com/jenkins/
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- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Kenneth Whistler
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" John H. Jenkins
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- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" Erik van der Poel
- Re: Transcriptions of "Unicode" James Kass
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