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- From: "Baden Hughes" <bmhughes@ozemail.com.au>
- To: <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
- Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 08:27:33 +1100
Hi,
I know that XML 1.0 allows you to use 'special' characters as included in
the Unicode 2.0 specification. With the upcoming release of Unicode 3.0 how
will we be able to refer to characters in 3.0 which were not in 2.0 ? The
same way (meaning the actual version of Unicode spec is irrelevant as long
as the method used is included in XML) or some new way ?
For instance, the Sinhala character set was not in Unicode 2.0 but will be
in 3.0. How do I get one of those characters in an XML document ? Or is that
inconsequential to the document per se as it is simply a reference and its
really up to the application to render it correctly ?
Baden
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