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Re: shift_jis / windows-31J



* NARUSE, Yui wrote:
>In practice, 0x5C in Shift-JIS is U+005C but yen sign glyph.
>
>see also https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24906

Well, that depends on what your favourite version of reality is, the
Unicode Consortium for instance published a mapping table for shift_-
jis which (now obsolete) mapped 0x5C to U+00A5 and there is software
out there that uses that mapping. I don't doubt there are also fonts
that simply map U+005C to a yen sign glyph, giving only an appearance
of incorrect or otherwise surprising mappings.
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