Re: 10646 & Unicode

Adam M. Costello scripsit:

> I haven't seen 10646 (it's too expensive), but does it include much more
> than a code chart and specs for UTF-8 and UTF-16?  Unicode includes a
> lot of character properties and algorithms for doing useful things based
> on those properties.  See sections C.4 and C.7 of the Unicode standard:

It defines a few properties such as the mirrored property and the
combining-character property.  It also defines a large variety of
named subsets, which are not in Unicode.  But for the most part it's
just a big list of codes, names, and glyphs.

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