Re: classifying leading unichar as japanese kana?
Re: classifying leading unichar as japanese kana?
- Subject: Re: classifying leading unichar as japanese kana?
- From: Aki Inoue <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:33:39 -0800
Troy,
Since Hiragana and Katakana are established writing systems, you don't
have to worry about additional characters assigned in Unicode.
Hence, you can safely compare to U3040 ~ U309F (Hiragana), U30A0 ~
U30FF (Katakana), and UFF65 ~ UFF9F (Halfwidth Katakana).
Aki
On 2003/11/22, at 4:33, Troy Dawson wrote:
is their a foundation category somewhere to canonically identify the
leading unichar of an NSString object as hiragana or katakana?
I'll do simple <= tests in the interim, but I'd like to bulletproof
this if possible... _______________________________________________
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