On 15-Oct-25 07:33, John Levine wrote:
It appears that Paul Hoffman <[email protected]> said:
Greetings again. I have made the changes suggested in the discussion of the -04
version. Given the light discussion of the last two
drafts, I believe this version is ready for WG Last Call, if the WG Chairs
agree.
I don't remember whether we've gone over this, but is there a reason to prefer
U+nnnn over
the Unicode character descriptions, rather than to say use either depending on
context, e.g.:
"A color display should be able to differentiate π΄ (U+1F534), π’ (U+1F7E2), and π΅
(U+1F535)."
"A color display should be able to differentiate π΄ (LARGE RED CIRCLE), π’ (LARGE
GREEN CIRCLE), and π΅ (LARGE BLUE CIRCLE)."
Just to complicate the question slightly, should this actually read:
"A color or grayscale display should be able to differentiate π΄ (LARGE RED CIRCLE),
π’ (LARGE GREEN CIRCLE), and π΅ (LARGE BLUE CIRCLE)."
?
I just set my browser to grayscale and it does in fact differentiate between
the three.
Brian
R's,
John
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