On Sun, 8 Jul 2001, James Kass wrote: > An ideal index for the casual or non-CJK user might be quite > different in approach. Perhaps the first component drawn in For the less than proficient user, I think it would be beneficial to have a means to restrict the pool of characters that they are searching amongst--consider the circumstances under which they are likely to have encountered the character they are looking up. The radical-strokes index in TUS3.0 cover over 27,000 characters, many times more than most dictionaries and character sets, and in some places, there are just too many characters falling under a particular radical+residual stroke count for one to scan the page efficiently. Thomas Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- Re: Erratum in Unicode book Tom Emerson
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- Re: Erratum in Unicode book John H. Jenkins
- Re: Erratum in Unicode book Thomas Chan
- Re: Erratum in Unicode book Richard Cook