Robert Wheelock wrote: > I remember that a website that has tables for certain PUA precomposed > accented characters that aren’t yet in Unicode (thing like: > Marshallese M/m-cedilla, H/h-acute, capital T-dieresis, capital H- > underbar, acute accented Cyrillic vowels, Cyrillic ER/er-caron, ...).
If you are thinking of these as potential future additions to the standard, keep in mind that accented letters that can already be represented by a combination of letter + accent will not ever be encoded. This is one of the longest-standing principles Unicode has. -- Doug Ewell | Thornton, CO, US | ewellic.org
