hangul-syllables.hex
nonprinting.hex
+ omit.hex
pua.hex
spaces.hex
unassigned.hex
The last line will be a grand total, and this should equal 63,488. Here
is the current output of "wc -l *.hex" with the Unifont 6.3 glyph files:
- 11172 hangul-syllables.hex
- 98 nonprinting.hex
- 6400 pua.hex
- 16 spaces.hex
- 2325 unassigned.hex
- 15651 unifont-base.hex
- 27826 wqy.hex
- 63488 total
+ 11172 hangul-syllables.hex
+ 96 nonprinting.hex
+ 2 omit.hex
+ 6400 pua.hex
+ 16 spaces.hex
+ 2325 unassigned.hex
+ 15651 unifont-base.hex
+ 27826 wqy.hex
+ 63488 total
If there are any duplicates, most likely these will be from new glyphs
being added to unifont-base.hex that were not removed from unassigned.hex.
If there are duplicate code points, unidup will print them.
-Note that nonprinting.hex, pua.hex, and unassigned.hex might not be
-included in the final generated unifont.hex file. If desired, they
-can all be added by modifying the make file one level above this
+Note that nonprinting.hex, pua.hex, and unassigned.hex might
+not be included in the final generated unifont.hex file. If desired,
+they can all be added by modifying the make file one level above this
directory (modify the UNIFILES definition in ../Makefile) or with
the call to "make" in the top-level directory with a command such as:
make UNASSIGNED="hexsrc/unassigned.hex" PUA="hexsrc/pua.hex"
-Paul Hardy, 2013
+Paul Hardy, 2014