phil top-posted > Thanks. > I did search that site but, wow, huge. Searched how????
1. If you use their own search box, the first hit is U+2A6D CONGRUENT WITH DOT ABOVE The U2A00.pdf entry for U+2A6D does refer back to U+2245 2. The "where is my character" page also says: "You can also do a text search in the online Unicode NamesList." which gives you: 2A6D CONGRUENT WITH DOT ABOVE x (approximately equal to - 2245) > That page had no reference to congruence > and the pdf did not contain the pattern > congru. So do your bit towards making the world a better place by e-mailing unicode.org and suggesting (1) that the description for 2245 be augmented (2) that in general where they have a character named "<whizzbang> WITH <add-on(s)>" it would be a good idea to check that the basic <whizzbang> character is actually so described. > But I'll have some better ideas how to search next > time. > thanx > I used \u2245 btw Cheers, John -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list