Hello
Yes there is a solution to what Mr.Bernard Miller has asked for.If the
Unibook does not let you see all the properties as they are you can download
the Bjondi Character Agent from http://www.bjondi.com .It shows you the
property of every Unicode character.
I do not own this piece of software and have not contributed in any way to
it's development either.So kindly check out the company's licencing policy.
Yours
Arjun
----- Original Message -----
From: Bernard Miller <forunicode@yahoo.com>
To: <unicode@unicode.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2001 7:42 PM
Subject: Numbers
> Hello,
> Do any characters, such as U+2792, have negative
> numerical values as a Unicode property? I don't
> suppose there is anything weirder than negative
> numbers, such as irrational, imaginary, or
> supernatural values? According to Unibook 3.0 only a
> few of the dingbat numbers have a numerical property,
> that is not correct is it? Unibook is not working for
> me as a way to browse Unicode data. For example, it
> highlights characters with numeric values but does not
> say what the property value is. I don't suppose
> there's another human readable format? Has anyone made
> it into a spreadsheet for example?
>
> On the subject of numbers, ordinal and cardinal
> numbering has a name, but what is the name for
> numbering as in: double, triple, quadruple? n-tuple?
> How about numbering as in: primary, secondary,
> tertiary, etc? How about "group of" numbering, such as
> pair, trio, quartet, etc? I'm looking for a name for
> the grammar of each type of usage and info on how one
> might construct words of arbitrary high values in each
> system. It seems to be right up the alley of some of
> the language experts on this list.
>
> Bernard
>
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