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by pvdebbe
3498 days ago
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To my understanding the unicode standard encodes an ASCII transliteration of an Unicode symbol to itself, but what about typographical similances? Wouldn't that be a hard problem? Perhaps there are two unicode characters that look exactly the same (using a given typeface) but have different transliterations. Or vice versa - two totally different looking characters share transliterations and gave false alarms. |
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