ombination of diacritics for an umlaut + something else,
because in german such combinations simply doesn't exist.
Only the tréma alone could be confused.
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ROM/'my??file' Windows/D/my__file
should work.
PS:
you may get bootable cd-images from several sources for free
- try searching for 'knoppix', this doesn't need anything to
install, simply running from the CD (after burning it, of course)
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> ++---+---+ Vers. 1.0 | 0=00 |
> | U+0080 | 3x xy | 2y zz | 16 March 2000 | 1=01 |
Oha?
Updated without changing version and date?
;-)
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That is unsatisfactoring. This was the only reason (as far as I can see) to
propose a LR_BT value for the direction.
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to be read at all?
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t;).
einundzwanzigtausend
^
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true especialy for Klingon, but it's also not true
for e.g. fraktur, because fraktur is the derived script, not latin.
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ey are using allows them to define.
I would expect any application to allow _all_ properties to be
defined by the user for each and any PUA charakter.
If not so, it's a bug in the application! (at least if it can
handle charakters with the same properties elsewhere in the Unicode.)
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ter added?!? :-).
Where do all this wonderful information goes after adding?
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- or was it and was rejected for
some reason?!?).
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ts
by their encoding-value (this is the cause it was
not implemented before), but I prefer it always very much.
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ed before 10).
> Anyone know is there a way to make them sort in the same
> order?
Why should anybody want that?
> Anyone know why the sort order is different under that two systems?
As I mentioned: a new feature, keeping numbers ordered numerical.
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t; with "COMBINING LONG VERTICAL LINE OVERLAY"
U+20D2 or "COMBINING DOUBLE VERTICAL STROKE OVERLAY" U+20E6 ?
(also usable for dollar and other currency symbols).
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a fair number of
characters.
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Dominikus
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;Amadëus" - and is almost omitted because the
letter is missing on (most) german typewriters / keyboards.
And the acute in your example doesn't even look like a typo
- more like a nose (too much ink), because it isn't quite in
the right position.
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> the spelling "i. e." would [not] distort the content of "that is"
?
"i. e." is an latin abbreviation for "in exemplum" meaning "for example"
not "that is". (or am I not even average at english?!?)
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new" features
like movies etc. which may not even work on older
versions of the Acrobat-Reader).
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TXT" with a plain-text editor.
These files are very common - and if they're not deprecated
using plane-14-tags would be very nice to have in an multi-language
readme (where higher-level tagging is not available).
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t 3 characters
(two tag-letters and the end-tag) - this is 12 bytes.
Ok, this is less heavy, but not very much.
Or what do you think what "weight" in this context means?!?
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replaced
by ordinary division or multiplication by twopowers and
the bitwise-and & is equivalent to a modulo-operation.
But that is slower (relevant only for realy high-speed
converters ;-).
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sable
by zip or comparable algorithms.
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r font
may decide to represent all s except the ending-s as long-s (where
"ending" may be in the middle of concatenated words).
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where several
publishers have changed to computer-typesetting systems) over strange
places to hyphenate or ligate glyphs. It sometimes had made me
very angry how sloopy books are typeset nowadays.
> Are the German ligation rules backed up by any empirical
> studies of the ways in which co
eadings where sylables are gathered the wrong way
which don't make any sense at all.
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e tags
- thus the text will appear to any other user as intended by
the use of the tags (even to the author as "user").
I found the arguments quite convincing - why deprecate the tags?
Noone has till now brought an argument to deprecate them...
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matted document, where additional
information like the font to use is available anyway - so
in such documents a different font for foreign words may be
used or whatever is nessessary until the text looks as the
author wishes it to. But this is not a matter of unicode.
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> rather exotic ones like st.
this one is VERY common in german.
But anyway - ligatures are depecated, you shouldn't use them.
And no new ligatures will be added.
It's up to a font (or display renderer) to ligate characters.
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ed the text (in our case a small tool decoding
encrypted messages - which will never see the text again).
And leaving any other mark in the text is at least
non-standard, so most unicode-tools can't use it (which is
our goal).
But ok, it is not that important. Would only be nice.
Best regard
Markus Scherer wrote:
> Dominikus Scherkl wrote:
> > My other suggestion (and the main reason to call the proposed
> > charakter "source failure indicator symbol" (SFIS)) was intended
> > especaly for mall-formed utf-8 input that has overlong encodings.
> This
have
a breve, even if it may conflict with another charakter.
If you got a text with such ambiguities, why don't use another
font for the quotings? - has the additional advantage of
pointing out visualy that it's a quotation.
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thought over this in detail.
But I think there are charsets which differ from others
only in that they left several codepoints undefined while newer
versions define them (eg. the euro-symbol).
If there is a high probability that a specific character is
intended, the SFIS mechanism is advantageous, I think.
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ybody else think it might be useful.
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