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I don't know much about unicode but presumably it's analogous to characters like "㎏" or "㎒". There are quite a lot of code points for several characters compres

I don't know much about unicode but presumably it's analogous to characters like "㎏" or "㎒". There are quite a lot of code points for several characters compressed into one glyph.

anoncake 8y ago
Those only exist for compatibility reasons, so you can losslessly round-trip convert from character sets that have those characters.
- innocenat 8y ago
  And you can bet the new compound will be in Shift-JIS. Most system in Japan still amazingly run in Shift-JIS.