Tony,
Ah, 1047. The updated 1047 and 819 were recently registered...I had missed
that they had completed the process. And the euro's GCGID is SC20 (SC200000).
1047, 8859-1, Latin 1 arranged for an EBCDIC layout has eight characters that
have been replaced, and three that have been moved:
1047 -> 924
replaced:
9F -> euro
6A -> capital S caron
BB -> small s caron
BE -> capital Z caron
9D -> small Z caron
B7 -> capital OE ligature
B8 -> small oe ligature
B9 -> capital Y diaeresis
moved:
4A -> capital Y acute
B0 -> cent
BA -> logical not
819, the code page IBM registers for the well known and well loved 8859-1,
takes the 8859-15 definition:
819 -> 923
A4 -> euro
A6 -> capital S caron
A8 -> small s caron
B4 -> capital Z caron
B8 -> small Z caron
BC -> capital OE ligature
BD -> small oe ligature
BE -> capital Y diaeresis
Thanks for asking,
Lisa
tzha0@toraag.com on 05-19-98 12:51:45 PM
Please respond to tzha0@toraag.com
To: unicode@unicode.org
cc: Lisa Moore/Santa Teresa/IBM@ibmus
Subject: Re: Euro in IBM codepages
On 19 May 98 at 9:36, Lisa Moore wrote:
> - There are 10 new EBCDIC code pages which are registered with the euro
> replacing the international currency sign:
>
> 37 -> 1140, euro at 9F
> 273 -> 1141, euro at 9F
> 277 -> 1142, euro at 5A
> 278 -> 1143, euro at 5A
> 280 -> 1144, euro at 9F
> 284 -> 1145, euro at 9F
> 285 -> 1146, euro at 9F
> 297 -> 1147, euro at 9F
> 500 -> 1148, euro at 9F
> 871 -> 1149, euro at 9F
Conspicuous by its absence is code page 1047, which is probably the
most used code page in North America. Any plans for this ? Also, is
there a GCGID for the EURO ?
Thanks,
Tony Harminc
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