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msiebuhr / charcod.es

Small webpage for finding the odd unicode char code.
https://charcodes.netlify.app/
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Details could link to the part of the unicode-spec defining it #27

Open msiebuhr opened 12 years ago

msiebuhr commented 12 years ago

The unicode specification is available as a small tonne of PDF-files at http://unicode.org/charts/.

There seem to be some naming-scheme, but I can't quite figure out the offsets - but if we could do this automatically, it should be quite easy to add.

msiebuhr commented 10 years ago

Looking at http://unicode.org/charts/PDF/, there is indeed some system in where the codepoints break, but the offsets vary wildly, so it's hard to do without apriori knowledge of the mapping.

And it doesn't seem to be included in the XML-file we fetch from unicode themselves...