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UTC-176-C35 Six compound tone diacritics #637
UTC-176-C35 Six compound tone diacritics #637
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Thanks, @eggrobin OLD |
Hmmm. The description does include a link to a UTC decision, namely https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2023/23157.htm#176-C35, but the Pipeline / UTC decision check fails. |
Yeah this regex is too strict, it expects the UTC- prefix: https://github.com/unicode-org/unicodetools/blob/main/py%2Fpipeline-workflow%2Fcheck-utc-decision.py#L10 |
Thanks! |
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lgtm
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Yes, I think this is a fairly clear-cut case of « diacritics are diacritics ». (For, in contrast, a case where the Diacritic property is not clear-cut, see the very fun discussion in unicode-org/properties#233.) |
In January markus wrote:
(and then Mark sat on it). I’ll go ahead and do it. |
…pound-tone-diacritics
[176-C35] Consensus: Provisionally assign U+1AD0..U+1AD5 for six compound tone diacritics, as given in L2/23-188. (Reference: Section 7 of L2/23-164)
[181-C60] Consensus: UTC accepts for encoding in Unicode Version 17.0 the following 297 Arabic, Bengali, Han, Kannada, Latin, Oriya, phonetic, Sharada, Tangut, Telugu, and symbol characters for which the code points have previously been provisionally assigned: