Re: Symbol for an upside down capital L, pointing to the right?

[Asmus Freytag (t)]

On 12/28/2015 1:26 PM, Jonathan Coxhead wrote: On 2015-12-25 5:43am, Costello, Roger L. wrote: Hi Folks, Here is the upside down capital L, pointing to the left: ⅂ - TURNED SANS-SERIF CAPITAL L (U+2142) Is there a symbol for an upside down capital L, pointing to the right? /Roger Maybe these would help you?  ⌜    TOP LEFT CORNER  ⌝    TOP RIGHT CORNER  ⌞    BOTTOM LEFT CORNER  ⌟    BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER —Jonathan Rather than engage in reflexive ad-hoc unification like this, it would be useful to find out why U+2142 was disunified from TOP RIGHT CORNER and any other symbols having two strokes at right angle with one of them pointing down. In this case, U+2142 is distinguished  not only by its use as a mathematical variable from the set of "corners"; the latter from a set, are not used like letters, and also have legs of equal length. With respect to the putative right-pointing mirror image of U+2142 we would need to learn from Roger how it is used. A./