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The Unicode Consortium or Unicode Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that coordinates the development of the Unicode standard. Its stated goal is to eventually enable computers to operate in all languages from around the world. The consortium develops and publishes a list of freely-available ...
Synonym for compatibility decomposable character.
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A character that generally can be remapped to another character without loss of information other than formatting.
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A Canonical Decomposable Character (D69) which has the property value Composition_Exclusion=True.
* The list of Composition Exclusions is provided in CompositionExclusions.txt in the Unicode Character Database.
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Adherence to a specified set of criteria for use of a standard.
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A sequence of two or more consonantal sounds. Depending on the writing system, a consonant cluster may be represented by a single character or by a sequence of characters. (Contrast digraph.)
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A sequence of two or more adjacent consonantal letterforms, consisting of a sequence of one or more dead consonants followed by a normal, live consonant letter. A consonant conjunct may be ligated into a single conjunct form, or it may be represented by graphically separable parts, such as subscripted forms of the consonant letters. Consonant conjuncts are associated with the Brahmi family of Indic scripts.
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A property that applies to a code point in the context of a longer code point sequence.
* For example, the lowercase mapping of a Greek sigma depends on the context of the surrounding characters.
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A property that is not context dependent; it applies to a code point in isolation.
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A text element can have a presentation form that depends on the textual context in which it is rendered. This presentation form is known as a contextual variant.
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