Closed JaGGeR101 closed 1 year ago
Where do you see that those characters are part of Level 2?
Sorry for the delayed response. Had to confirm some things about this. The characters came from a test file for the 196 characters for level 2. The test file is from CESI (China Electronic Standardization Institute).
Those aren't in the 196 glyphs, but these five are if there's no typo in the code:
0x9839E137 -> 0x9838E137 U+2B4E7 𫓧 0x9932D438 -> 0x9933D438 U+2CD02 𬴂 0x9934B536 -> 0x9834B536 U+29F7E 𩽾 0x99388137 -> 0x98388137 U+2B127 𫄧 0x9939B336 -> 0x9839B336 U+2B806 𫠆
So that test file seems buggy.
CESI confirmed the test file is wrong so closing this issue. Thanks for finding the bug!
Hi,
I found this project from a link by Dr. Ken Lunde regarding GB18030-2022. There is a claim that this project is at least level 2 compliant due to foresightedness. As we are getting closer to the actual implementation of the standard, there are some minor issues that has been found -- missing characters :
format: gb18030-2022 code (unicode) 0x9839e137 (U+2b9d3) 0x9932d438 (U+2c816) 0x9934b536 (U+2d0b6) 0x99388137 (U+2e25f) 0x9939b336 (U+2e93e)
Any plans on an update?