Quoting Andrew West <[email protected]>:
> On 02/11/2007, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone think of a 3 stroke character that is on the list of to
>> be encoded?
>
> Well, CJK-C has U+2A700, U+2A701 and U+2A7EA, as well as one
> two-stroke character, U+2A70B.
>
>> The point of the above being if even fairly common four stroke
>> characters are yet to be enoced there should be no suprize that
>> <U+9F8D U+9580> has not.
>
> My surprise is that it is such an obvious character to create that
> no-one did so hundreds of years ago, and that if anyone did create the
> character that it was not publicised enough to make its way into the
> Kangxi dictionary, and hence into Unicode CJK-B or earlier.
>
The BMP has 148 charcters which are the fanti door U+9F8D over
something , and Extension B 294 such characters.
John
> Andrew
>
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