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by datenwolf
3650 days ago
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> This allows publishing textual information without requiring that every device maker updates their device to support a 1-off symbol. The main purpose of Unicode is to encode the information. How the information is turned into its visual counterpart is outside the scope of unicode. For what it's worth this could be done by linking unicode code points to matching SVGs in a document. Wait, exactly that is already a W3C standard: https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/fonts.html |
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