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Aren't they putting the disunified characters into the U+2xxxx plane now? Han unification is generally seen as a bad choice in retrospect, but it was something
by rspeer 10y ago
Aren't they putting the disunified characters into the U+2xxxx plane now?
Han unification is generally seen as a bad choice in retrospect, but it was something Unicode had to do when it looked like 2^16 codepoints were all they were going to get.
- wodenokoto 10y agoNever heard of that, but I would appreciate if all the characters with different glyphs had different codepoints. Do you have a source? Do you know what happens to the "unified" code-points?