> color variants which would qualify as distinct characters. > black, while heart and diamond are implicitly red, and there are no > without specific reference to colors, as spade and club are implicitly > according to the four suits, simply named > If these symbols were encoded today, there probably were four symbols Whether or not one is using a solid or outline symbol for

Red color clearly is associated with hearts and diamonds, Is associated with outline symbols for the card suits the Asmus isĬorrect about the naming conventions for this set of symbols.īut it is a little off to suggest that 'red' in this case Well, the truth is somewhere in between, I think. > precedence for handling inherently or explicitly colored characters. > The card suit symbols, as they are encoded, are not suited as

> AF> black and white, even though they are obviously intended as black and this is like the card suits in the 26xx block. > regarding inherent colors of emoji symbols, on the Unicode and Emoji > (Re: Revised Comments on some emoji symbols e-000. Januar 2009 um 08:42 schrieb Asmus Freytag Maybe in reply to: Karl Pentzlin: 'Playing card suit symbols and colors'.Previous message: Mark Davis: 'Re: Obsolete characters'.Next message: Werner LEMBERG: 'Re: Ossetian letter missing in Unicode?'.Unicode Mail List Archive: Re: Playing card suit symbols and colors Re: Playing card suit symbols and colorsįrom: Kenneth Whistler ( Mon 19:40:02 CST

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