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Hi. It seems that the same Chinese character can have two versions, which look slightly different and also have different unicode values. And only one version is recognized as hanja.
For example, 李 has two versions, unicode 674e and unicode f9e1. Only the first version passes as hanja:
Hi. It seems that the same Chinese character can have two versions, which look slightly different and also have different unicode values. And only one version is recognized as hanja.
For example, 李 has two versions, unicode 674e and unicode f9e1. Only the first version passes as hanja:
My guess, from looking at 李, 金, 宅, is that all unicode values f900-fa60 in the unicode tables (http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/en/general-info/unicode.html) suffer the same problem.
Would it be possible to include unicode values f900-fa60 to be recognized by hanja?
Thank you!
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