> On 7 Oct 2016, at 09:27, Garth Wallace <gwalla_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Unicode doesn't really address chess piece properties like white/black beyond naming conventions.
From the formal point of view, Unicode only assigns character numbers (code points), which gets a binary representation first when encoded, like with UTF-8 which makes it agree with ASCII for small numbers. The math alphabetical letters are out of order because of legacy, but that is not a problem as one will use an interface that sorts it out. These numbers are only for display to humans, and computers are nowadays fast enough to sort it out. A chess program has its own, optimized representation anyway.
So possibly you might add more properties.
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