Re: [OT] When is a character a currency sign?

From: Pim Blokland (pblokland@planet.nl)
Date: Tue Jul 08 2003 - 12:31:23 EDT

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Thomas Chan schreef:

> Would "Euro" also be a (four-character) currency sign?

No, that's not a sign, just a name, like "Dollar" or "Pfennig" or
"Rijksdaalder".

The original question was about characters, though.
I saw nobody answered the question with "when it has a general
category of Sc". Am I missing something?

Pim Blokland

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