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Add JA character set #588
Add JA character set #588
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I'm not sure I am reading correctly, but per ARIB-B52, addition to base character set are:
I believe the last one "Gaiji characters" should be noted as "ARIB Gaiji characters" or something with adding "table 5.2 and 5.3", since these sets (table 5.2 and 5.3) are listing additional characters beyond JIS X0213:2004 with mapping to UCS. Also I think phrase "Gaiji characters" used at section 5.5 is not this one. |
@himorin You mean ARIB B62, right? The liaison at #544 explicitly specifies "Additional ideographs and symbols defined in Table 5-2 in Vol.1, Part 2 of ARIB STD-B62". It does not mention Table 5-3, and Table 5-2 is in the subclause titled "5.5 Encoding of Gaiji Characters". |
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I think @himorin is much better placed to approve this than me! It appears to do what the issue requested, though I haven't checked if in the long intervening period anything has changed, e.g. the addition of new Unicode code points to include.
so-called ARIB Gaiji which are defined in tables 5.2 and 5.3 was used to display glyphs outside of JIS X 0213 (not Unicode), built from glyphs historically used at analog based TV program (via hand writing open caption and so on). And most all of ARIB STD-B62 definitions are based on JIS X 0213 (so-called JIS character set), per historical reason. My understanding of section 5.5 |
Closes #544