From: Peter Constable (petercon@microsoft.com)
Date: Tue Feb 03 2004 - 14:48:58 EST
Another addendum, re U+F18B (p. 13): it says "this character has been
approved for addition to Unicode 4.0, though the code point has not yet
been specified."
I wrote that back in late summer of 2002, at which time the Finno-Ugaric
proposal had been approved, but codepoints were still pending. I had
initially mistaken this character, MODIFIER LETTER SMALL *REVERSED* OPEN
E, for what was in that proposal and is now encoded as U+1D4C MODIFIER
LETTER SMALL *TURNED* OPEN E.
When I was updating the information with the codepoints after they had
been fixed, I had by that time realized that our character was a
REVERSED variant of open e while the one added in TUS 4 was a TURNED
variant of open e. Thus, while I updated other entries to deprecate PUA
characters that had been added to TUS4, I didn't make that change for
this character. Unfortunately, I forgot to review what *had* been said
about it and to make appropriate changes to the description.
Peter
Peter Constable
Globalization Infrastructure and Font Technologies
Microsoft Windows Division
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