> Markus Scherer wrote: > > How about U+10ffff? > > It is a non-character, which gives it a high (unassigned > > character) weight in the UCA. It is the highest code point = > > "the last character". > > That is definitely not what I was looking for. It is an illegal codepoint, > while I was looking for a legal codepoint, and one that would not 'happen > to > be' the last, but would be 'defined as' last.
TUS does not prevent anyone to put noncharacter code points in Unicode strings. As a matter of fact, p. 23 of TUS 3.0 reads "U+FFFF is reserved for private program use as a sentinel or other signal." I would expect this to hold true for the noncharacters that were introduced later too. It may not fit your needs if you're looking for a character, but it is available for use by applications. YA
