This page is a compilation of formal public feedback received so far. See Feedback for further information on this issue, how to discuss it, and how to provide feedback.
Date/Time: Thu Jan 5 23:44:42 CST 2023
Name: Ben Yang
Report Type: Public Review Issue
Opt Subject: 465
The following text is found in UAX#44:
----
Most properties have a single value associated with each code point.
However, some properties may instead associate a set of multiple different
values with each code point. For example, the provisional kCantonese
property, which lists Cantonese pronunciations for unified CJK ideographs,
has values which consist of a set of zero or more romanized pronunciation
strings. Thus, the Unihan Database contains an entry:
U+342B kCantonese gun3 hung1 zung1
This line is to be interpreted as associating a set of three string values,
{“gun3”, “hung1", “zung1”} with the kCantonese property for U+342B.
----
However, since I believe Unicode 14.0, "kCantonese" has been modified to
only allow a single entry, so this text is no longer accurate.
If we'd like to stick with using a Unihan property to demonstrate, how
about "kVietnamese"? Here's a suggestion for an edit:
----
Most properties have a single value associated with each code point.
However, some properties may instead associate a set of multiple different
values with each code point. For example, the provisional kVietnamese
property, which lists Vietnamese pronunciations for unified CJK ideographs,
has values which consist of a set of zero or more pronunciation strings.
Thus, the Unihan Database contains an entry:
U+6258 kVietnamese thác thách thốc thước thướt
This line is to be interpreted as associating a set of three string values,
{"thác", "thách", "thốc", "thước", "thướt"} with the kVietnamese property
for U+6258.
----
Feedback above this line was reviewed during or prior to UTC #175 in April, 2023