> From: John Jenkins > > > On Apr 1, 2004, at 3:41 PM, Rick Cameron wrote: > > > > > It appears that Unihan.txt does not include mappings to > Shift-JIS, and > > that the only file on unicode.org that contains mappings between > > Shift-JIS and Unicode is in the 'obsolete' section. > > > > Unihan.txt *does* include mappings between Shift-JIS and > Unihan for the ideographic portions of Unicode. It always > has. You may have to convert the kJis0 field to a form you're > used to, but it's there. > > ======== > John H. Jenkins > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://homepage..mac.com/jhjenkins/ > >
Hi, John Could you please point me to information on the relationship between JIS X 0208-1990 (as represented by the kJis0 field in Unihan.txt) and Shift-JIS? >From looking at Unihan.txt and CP932.txt (from the Microsoft vendor directory on unicode.org) I don't see an obvious relationship. For example: U+4E00 -> 1676 (kJis0) and 0x88EA (cp932) U+4E01 -> 3590 (kJis0) and 0x929A (cp932) Thanks - rick cameron
