Mark Davis wrote: > I remembered that I had done something with making a Unicode > Poster some time > ago. Dusted it off, and posted the results. > > Voila, every Unicode character in 4.0: > > http://www.macchiato.com/unicode/UnicodeChart.zip > > Columns: 256, Rows: 410 > all unassigned rows are skipped (with double line showing where) > blank = whitespace > yellow = other default ignorable > gray = unassigned > black = noncharacter
Canonically decomposable characters should have a distinct cell color: light red? Finally the font-size 50% is not well rendered; I would clearly prefer using a explicit 7 or 8 pt font size... It also seems that the crash in Opera comes from excessive constraints on the table: wells have a specified width of 1% instead of 0.387% (except horizontal headers with 0.928%) The crash of X servers comes from too many distinct glyphs to cache; no clear solution on this except trying to upgrade the X server. I do think that such a giant poster should be a large GIF instead, or a collection of GIFs, one or two per row (easier to update if you want to maintain it with new allocations). > Good test of your browser! > (Mozilla Firebird croaks on it. Opera works, but has ugly > formatting. IE works. It's long to load and render, but yes it works, at least on WinXP. I doubt that Win9x/ME will be able to load it. This is at least a good test for X servers... __________________________________________________________________ << ella for Spam Control >> has removed Spam messages and set aside Newsletters for me You can use it too - and it's FREE! http://www.ellaforspam.com
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