1 # $NetBSD: JOHAB%UCS.src,v 1.1 2006/10/18 17:54:54 tnozaki Exp $
5 SRC_ZONE 0x84-0xD8 / 0x31-0xFE / 8
11 # Johab and Unicode 2.0 Mapping table
12 # by Jungshik Shin <jshin@mailaps.org>
13 # 1. First version: January, 28, 1998
14 # 2. Revised March 27, 2002
15 # Added two characters U+20AC and U+00AE
16 # reflecting the revision of KS X 1001 in Dec. 1998.
18 # Johab encoding is specified in KS X 1001:1998(formerly
19 # KS C 5601-1992, reissued in 1997 and revised in 1998) Annex 3
20 # as a supplementary encoding.
23 # 1st byte : 0x84-0xd3
24 # 2nd byte : 0x41-0x7e, 0x81-0xfe
26 # (can be arithmetically translated from KS X 1001 position)
27 # 1st byte : 0xd8-0xde, 0xe0-0xf9
28 # 2nd byte : 0x31-0x7e, 0x91-0xfe
29 # 0xd831-0xd87e and 0xd891-0xd8fe are user-defined area
31 # 3. KS X 1003(formely KS C 5636)/ISO 646-KR or US-ASCII (1byte)
33 # KS X 1003 is identical to US-ASCII except for WON SIGN, U20A9
34 # in place of BACK SLASH, U005C at 0x5C
37 # It's not clear JOHAB encoding should have BACK SLASH(U005C)
38 # or WON SIGN(U20A9) at 0x5C in 1byte range.
39 # This file Korean WON SIGN(U20A9) is used,
40 # but using BACK SLASH(U005C) might be a better idea
43 # Column 1: JOHAB (specified as a supplementary encoding
44 # in KS X 1001:1997, Annex 3)
45 # Column 2: Unicode 2.0
46 # Column 3: Unicode name
11273 # User Defined Area
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