>Perusing the UniHan database in the "unix/mappings/eastasia/"
directory on
>the
>CDROM from the Unicode 2.0 book, I noticed some 8-bit characters used
in
>some
>of the fields. Is the mapping of these characters to Unicode
documented
>somewhere and I just overlooked it or do they need a mapping table?
>
>With three exceptions (the kDefinition field of U+4F3D, U+57A9,
U+7B3B)
>these
>appear to be accented Latin characters for kMandarin and kTang
fields.
>There
>are 155 fields with these 8-bit characters.
>
It's standard MacRoman. Sorry. I should have changed it to Latin-1
when I dumped it.
(I don't know about the Tang offhand, but the Mandarin are probably a
lot of u-umlauts.)
=====
John H. Jenkins
jenkins@apple.com
tseng@sj-coop.net
http://www.sj-coop.net/~tseng
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