From: Anton Sherwood (bronto@pobox.com)
Date: Sun Apr 27 2003 - 17:50:32 EST
>> --- Adam Walker skrzypszy:
>>> tu numi. Vened ul tu re褮, eseud fagudu il
> --- Jan van Steenbergen <ijzeren_jan@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>> Very nice! Only one character shows up strangely
>> (with a Chinese character):
Adam Walker wrote:
> That character that came out screwey should have been
> an n-tilde with an ordinary u following.
so `ren~ut'?
Weird: in successive messages in this thread I've seen that word as
re雝 [code for a Chinese character]
re*t
re褮 [code for another Chinese character]
where * means e-umlaut.
If those two Unicode characters are taken as single bytes,
they become
0x96 0xDD <control> + Y-acute
0x89 0x2E <control> + '.'
or, on a Macintosh,
0x96 0xDD n-tilde + closing single guillemet
0x89 0x2E a-circum + '.'
Big mystery.
-- Anton Sherwood, http://www.ogre.nu/
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