Bidi Mirrored Glyph
The Bidi Mirrored Glyph property abbreviated as bmg in Unicode, applicable to 428 characters, identifies glyphs with mirrored counterparts in bidirectional text. These characters visually change when appearing in right to left contexts, ensuring proper visual rendering and readability in scripts with mixed directionalities.
Bidi Paired Bracket
The Bidi Paired Bracket property abbreviated as bpb, applicable to 128 Unicode characters, identifies characters like parentheses or brackets as forming paired brackets. Crucial for bidirectional text rendering, it ensures accurate layout and ordering in scripts with mixed directionalities.
Case Folding
The Case Folding property, abbreviated as cf, is applicable to 1530 Unicode characters. It encompasses a comprehensive folding transformation, aiding in case insensitive text processing. This property ensures consistency in comparison operations and is valuable for tasks like search and pattern matching across diverse cases.
Decomposition Mapping
The Decomposition property abbreviated as dm, applicable to 17029 Unicode characters, refers to the way a character can be broken down into its constituent parts. It is crucial for text normalization and compatibility across diverse scripts.
Equivalent Unified Ideograph
Equivalent Unified Ideograph abbreviated as EqUIdeo in Unicode ensures different looking characters with the same meaning are considered the equivalent or same. This simplifies text processing, making it consistent and standardized across various contexts.
Full Composition Exclusion - Normalization Form KC
The Full Composition Exclusion property in Unicode, abbreviated as FC_NFKC, is applicable to 637 Unicode characters. This property identifies characters excluded from full composition during normalization using Normalization Form KC crucial for accurate text processing and encoding
Lowercase
In Unicode, the Lowercase property tells us which characters have a lowercase version. It helps computers understand how letters can be used without caring about capitalization, making things like search and text processing easier. This property applies to 1433 Unicode characters.
Normalization Form KC - Casefold
NFKC_CF, applicable to 6317 Unicode characters, ensures consistent and linguistically compatible text processing. It goes beyond traditional case changes, incorporating adjustments for uniform character comparisons. This property is vital for enhancing compatibility across diverse linguistic contexts and promoting reliable text operations.
Simple Case Folding
The Simple Case Folding property, abbreviated as scf, is applicable to 1454 Unicode characters. It represents a straightforward transformation to their case folded form, ensuring uniformity in case insensitive operations. This property is instrumental in simplifying tasks like search and pattern matching across varied cases.
Simple Lowercase
The Simple Lowercase property, abbreviated as slc, is applicable to 1433 Unicode characters. It is specifically relevant to characters with a straightforward lowercase version available. This property streamlines lowercase transformation, ensuring consistency and simplicity in text processing for the specified set of characters.
Simple Titlecase
The Simple Titlecase property, abbreviated as stc in Unicode applies to 1404 characters, allowing a straightforward transformation to their titlecase form. This facilitates consistent capitalization for uncomplicated title formatting, simplifying text processing and enhancing presentation.
Simple Uppercase
The Simple Uppercase property, abbreviated as suc, is applicable to 1450 Unicode characters. It denotes characters for which a straightforward uppercase version is available. This property simplifies uppercase transformation, ensuring uniformity and simplicity in text processing for the specified set of characters.
Titlecase
The Title Case property in Unicode identifies characters with a special form for the first letter of titles. It is crucial for proper capitalization in titles or headings. This property applies to 1452 Unicode characters.
Uppercase
In Unicode, the Upper Case property marks characters with an uppercase form, essential for maintaining consistent capitalization. This property applies to 1527 Unicode characters, facilitating precise case sensitive operations across diverse scripts and languages.