[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm reasonably sure that this question reflects my own ignorance, rather
than some problem with the standard, but nonetheless, I am confused.
For a start, we have the letters A to Z starting at 41.
These are the normal letters.
Then we have the circled forms starting
> Stefan has effectively dealt with SOME of my confusion, but questions
> remain. For example: between 1D49C (mathematical script capital A) and
> 1D49E(mathematical script capital C) we find 1D49D
> (). What is it
> reserved for? I am aware that codepoint 212C is script
> capital B, but why
> d
Hey thanks - I think I've got all that now.
Of course, I'm tempted to wonder whether or not it would have made more
sense to simply have introduced a few new combining characters in plane 0,
such as: "make bold", "make italic", "make script", "make fraktur", "make
double-struck", "make sans serif
, or indeed point me in the
direction of "the text" which explains it.
Thanking you in advance for your help,
Jill
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From: Michael Everson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 6:54 PM
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