Hi. It seems that the same Chinese character can have two versions, which look slightly different and also have different unicode values. And only one version is recognized as hanja.
For example, 李 has two versions, unicode 674e and unicode f9e1. Only the first version passes as hanja:
My guess, from looking at 李, 金, 宅, is that all unicode values f900-fa60 in the unicode tables (http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/en/general-info/unicode.html) suffer the same problem.
Would it be possible to include unicode values f900-fa60 to be recognized by hanja?
Thank you!
Hi. It seems that the same Chinese character can have two versions, which look slightly different and also have different unicode values. And only one version is recognized as hanja.
For example, 李 has two versions, unicode 674e and unicode f9e1. Only the first version passes as hanja:
My guess, from looking at 李, 金, 宅, is that all unicode values f900-fa60 in the unicode tables (http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/en/general-info/unicode.html) suffer the same problem.
Would it be possible to include unicode values f900-fa60 to be recognized by hanja?
Thank you!