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by anon4
4106 days ago
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Encoding those as the same code point makes sense. On the other hand, just the codepoint is obviously not enough on its own for rendering the glyph. The Unicode consortium seem not to care about the actual rendering part of the whole stack and are happy just defining the low-level bits. But then why do we have skin colour coding for emoji and no language coding for CJK glyphs? The entire thing is a mess, but heaping another pile of standards on top of it will make it even more of a mess, I'm afraid. |
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