logists do better
than that.
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on this anomaly: either explain the
underlying rationale, or acknowledge the oversight?
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At 02:16 AM 9/20/00 -0800, Otto Stolz wrote:
Not exactly chanting, I once have written a Pascal program in verse
and rhyme. A colleague had asked for a missing subroutine in verse,
so I supplied one in the same style.
(I'd better had written: "once upon a time"; cf. infra.)
Am 200
This, I had inadvertently sent privately, when I meant
to send it to the list. This happens all the time, because
the Unicode list does not set the reply address con-
veniently (I hesitate to write "correctly", as that is
subject to debate).
--- Forwarded mail from Otto Stolz
Date: T
CAPITAL LETTER ENG; note
the comment, in TUS 3.0, on a possible glyph variant of
the latter.
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emperature recorded in Germany in this century,
so far.
And so forth, almost a whole column. Twas fun to read.
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last year, which belongs to the
previous, viz. 20th, century.)
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Am 2000-10-12 um 3:49 h UTC hat John Hudson geschrieben:
I'm trying to rationalise a strange set of legacy fonts, and have
encountered an odd symbol that I do not recognise. [..]
http://www.tiro.com/transfer/thing.gif
2311 Square Lozenge
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quot; ("Ricardi-Sonne" (Ricardi's Sun), aka "Filzlaus" (sort of
louse)) was equated to "$", and hence to the above.
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am
Hurray!
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se your page using a clearer terminology. Probably,
it would be a good idea to mention UTF-16 encoding, in the 1st paragraph.
Cf. http://www.unicode.org/unicode/faq/utf_bom.html#5 for the
basic facts, and terminology, related to UTF-16.
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came from the upper (German speaking) Rhone valley, the Wallis
(Valois in French, IIRC).
Interesting, but vastly off-topic for the Unicode list. I have warned you,
in the subject line :-)
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. g. tell Windows users how to obtain the
Microsoft core fonts, how to install them, and how to get and install an
up-to-date browser, and likewise for Mac, and Unix, users.
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to be
chanting their code during code reviews? :-)
Not exactly chanting, I once have written a Pascal program in verse
and rhyme. A colleague had asked for a missing subroutine in verse,
so I supplied one in the same style.
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ard, even if it is not a major version.
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nt with what I was trying to communicate.
Thanks to both of you for the clarification.
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e text were brought
into a suitably sophisticated environment.
As the hyphenating rules follow the same pattern as the non-ligating,
we can get along with the syllable hyphen though (where it is correctly
implemented, that is).
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1766 and
ISO 639 ignore the issue of variant orthographies.
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.
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ar-east character,
U+7881.
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2000, I wrote:
Curtly,
Now, I have found out that this word has a meaning different from
what I had tried to express.
I appologize for any offense that may have been perceived by anybody.
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con-
cise and meaningful, even if read out of context. "Welcome to my homepage"
does not qualify; a better title would be "Otto Stolz: Homepage" (an
entirely fictitious example, though).
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UTF-8.
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).
The recipe is:
- between pre and /pre,
- replace line-breaks with br,
- replace spaces with nbsp;
- then
- replace pre with blockquotecode
- replace /pre with /code/blockquote
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d similar diacritical marks (based on their glyphical
appearance).
2nd-level homographs are sorted according to case: here, capitals go
after small letters.
Encyclopaedias and dictionaries usually comply with the 1st level. Some
state explicit, deviating rules for the 2nd, or 3rd, level (e. g. Duden
has "ß" before "ss", in the 2nd level); some do not state their rules
in that detail, but nevertheless deviate in 2nd, or 3rd, level. Some
dictionaries sort 1st-level homographs on part of speech.
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