When looking at libuninameslist, you need to think of these like you
would think of paperback books. Once these libraries are published, they
will not be updated.
Information:
It seems that each year, unicode.org updates the unicode charts with
refinements, improvements, and updates, for example, going from Unicode 8
(2015) to Unicode 9 (2016), there are a few thousand updates.
Since these charts are fluid and changing, several functions have also
been added into recent versions of libuninameslist to make it easier to
quickly query information based on which list is loaded. Existing
programs are not really needing these sort of functions at the moment,
but these functions do allow for the potential of loading different
library versions if anyone sees a need for that sort of functionality.
Summary:
Updating any particular version of libuninameslist is highly unlikely, and
timewise, you are always better-off loading a more current/recent version
unless you need to work with some very old data.
I don't see any switches allowing this bug to be closed, so it will have
to be closed by the original poster, or someone with administrative
privileges for this bug.
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Title:
Unicode 5.1 data missing from 20060907 release
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