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There were numerous other standardized code pages beyond those. ij is a digraph traditionally used in Dutch and was present in at least one of the ECMA code pag
by dhosek 1y ago
There were numerous other standardized code pages beyond those. ij is a digraph traditionally used in Dutch and was present in at least one of the ECMA code pages and isn’t really a publication ligature (it’s more on par with, e.g., the dz digraph for Croatian). Once upon a time I had a four inch binder with printouts of every single ECMA-accepted codepage which in addition to all the national/regional 8-bit encodings also included a number of Asian 16-bit encodings including three separate Chinese encodings (PRC, Taiwan, Hong Kong).