5 Smalltalk symbols #442
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Checked consistency with Ken’s UnicodeData-16.0.0d6.txt and LineBreak-16.0.0d2.txt; some LineBreak ranges merge with others from other proposals, but the assignments appear consistent. |
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[170-C17] Consensus: UTC accepts the following 5 Smalltalk symbols, as documented in L2/21-234, for a future version of the standard:
U+1CEB0 HORIZONTAL ZIGZAG LINE
U+1CEB1 KEYHOLE
U+1CEB2 OLD PERSONAL COMPUTER WITH MONITOR IN PORTRAIT ORIENTATION
U+1CEB3 BLACK RIGHT TRIANGLE CARET
U+1F8B2 RIGHTWARDS ARROW WITH LOWER HOOK