UnicodeSchools.com?

From: Theodore H. Smith (delete@elfdata.com)
Date: Wed May 07 2003 - 08:48:26 EDT

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Hi people,

Is there anything like w3schools.com for Unicode?

While I appreciate, that for an implementor, having a rigidly defined
document which is thorough and precise on every component, is very
useful. I found this when I was writing an XML parser/validator.

I do also find that it really gets in the way when you are just
beginning, and need more of an overview, and need keywords explained.
It also doesn't help with Unicode's technical annexes, rather than
updating the original. I have to view documents from various sources to
get an idea of just one basic thing.

I just found the glossary today, that might help me work out what
Unicode .org means when it uses words like canonical.

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     Theodore H. Smith - Macintosh Consultant / Contractor.
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