On 2014-06-16 23:20, Jean-François
Colson wrote:
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Sujet: Announcing The Unicode Standard, Version 7.0 Date : Mon, 16 Jun 2014 13:02:07 -0700 De : announcements@xxxxxxxxxxx Répondre à : root@xxxxxxxxxxx Pour : announcements@xxxxxxxxxxx
Version 7.0 of the Unicode Standard is now available, adding 2,834 new characters. This latest version adds the new currency symbols for the Russian ruble and Azerbaijani manat, approximately 250 emoji (pictographic symbols), many other symbols, and 23 new lesser-used and historic scripts, as well as character additions to many existing scripts. These additions extend support for written languages of North America, China, India, other Asian countries, and Africa. For full details, see http://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode7.0.0/.
Most of the new emoji characters derive from characters in long-standing and widespread use in Wingdings and Webdings fonts. Additions to emoji characters include, for example:
Major enhancements were made to the Indic script properties. New property values were added to enable a more algorithmic approach to rendering Indic scripts. These include properties for joining behavior, new classes for numbers, and a further division of the syllabic categories of viramas and rephas. With these enhancements, the default rendering for newly added Indic scripts can be significantly improved.
Unicode character properties were extended to the new characters. The old characters have enhancements to Script and Alphabetic properties, and casing and line-breaking behavior. There were also nearly 3,000 new Cantonese pronunciation entries, as well as new or clarified stability policies for promoting interoperable implementations.
Two other important Unicode specifications are maintained in synchrony with the Unicode Standard, and have updates for Version 7.0. These will be released at the same time:
- UTS #10, Unicode Collation Algorithm — the standard for sorting Unicode text
- UTS #46, Unicode IDNA Compatibility Processing — for processing of non-ASCII URLs (IDNs)
http://unicode-inc.blogspot.com/2014/06/announcing-unicode-standard-version-70.htm
C’est qu’ils vont réussir à nous les remplir les 32 bits les salauds! Et sinon pour le rouble, on l’ajoute au Bépo ou bien? :p
Merci de l’info en tout cas :)
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