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Miscellaneous remap suggestions for October 2023 #467

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Marcus98T opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 3 comments
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Miscellaneous remap suggestions for October 2023 #467

Marcus98T opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 3 comments

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@Marcus98T
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Marcus98T commented Oct 11, 2023

菓 (U+83D3) should use uni83D3uE0101-JP for the TW locale because TW normally requires the split 艹 radical. Only the HK locale has this mapping.

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And 贉 (U+8D09), 醰 (U+91B0), 驔 (U+9A54) and 蟫 (U+87EB) can remap to the CN glyphs for the KR locale, for component consistency.

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For comparison, 覃 (U+8983) and 鱏 (U+9C4F) are using the CN glyphs while 禫 (U+79AB) has a unique KR glyph different from JP.

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And here are most of the characters with the 覃 component, so as to compare the consistency of the 覃 component.

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Yellow - The affected glyphs in KR to remap to.
Green - The CN glyphs to remap to for KR.
Cyan - The character in KR has a different mapping compared to JP.
Magenta - The JP glyphs (only the hyōgaiji; the jōyō kanji are not counted) have a slightly different shape for the 覃 component.

All these also apply to Serif.

@NightFurySL2001
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NightFurySL2001 commented Nov 18, 2023

苅󠄁U+82C5 can has the variant glyph mapped to TW and HK. The CN glyph could probably be modified to match JP aesthetics too.
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Applies to Serif too.
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@Marcus98T
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Marcus98T commented Nov 19, 2023

The CN glyph could probably be modified to match JP aesthetics too.

I already listed 苅 (U+82C5) in #425, which means the CN glyph should be replaced with an unreleased JP glyph (because it is part of Adobe-Japan1), applies to both Sans and Serif. That way, there won't be a need to modify the CN glyph.

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Marcus98T commented Nov 26, 2023

The KR locale for 鱈 (U+9C48) can use the uni9C48uE0101-JP glyph at CID 63066. Also applies to Serif.

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