INV (0xd9) code is used in ISCII for special display purposes in situations
where formation of composite characters requires a consonantal base and the
consonant itself is invisible. INV cannot be accurately represented in
Unicode
so we fallback to ZEN and fallbacks by definition cannot be round-
I think you are looking for the next version of XML:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-blueberry-req
markus
Yung-Fong Tang wrote:
> Any plan to change the xml specification to follow the newly updated
> Unicode 3.2 Standard ?
dear XML editors:
When our QA engineers try to verify our XML support with characters from
Unicode Ideograph Ext A and Ext B block , we found the following issue
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=134963
basically, according to the XML 1.0 2nd edition speciifcation, only
BaseChar and
> (Late for this thread.)
>
> ICU4J comes with its own "UCharacter" class that provides Unicode 3.1.1
properties for all code points, using int for the single-character type.
> A class library can of course not fix the problem of string literals with
\u - we either use two \u's for surrogate pairs
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