[tomoe-devel 233] Re: strange entry in tomoe dictionary

[Kouhei S. <ko...@co...>]

Hi,

In <BC7...@ya...>
  "[tomoe-devel 230] strange entry in tomoe dictionary" on Sun, 9 Nov 2008 22:16:23 -0500,
  Benoit Cerrina <ben...@ya...> wrote:

> I do not understand the entry:
>    <character>
>      <utf8>&#x28;&#x5E;&#x5E;&#x29;</utf8>
>      <strokes>
>        <stroke>
>          <point x="200" y="190"/>
>          <point x="116" y="636"/>
>          <point x="230" y="840"/>
>        </stroke>
>        <stroke>
>          <point x="266" y="350"/>
>          <point x="396" y="246"/>
>          <point x="446" y="360"/>
>        </stroke>
>        <stroke>
>          <point x="553" y="366"/>
>          <point x="666" y="246"/>
>          <point x="763" y="390"/>
>        </stroke>
>        <stroke>
>          <point x="836" y="213"/>
>          <point x="903" y="526"/>
>          <point x="756" y="816"/>
>        </stroke>
>      </strokes>
>    </character>
> in the tomoe dictionary.   What is it supposed to be?

It's a face mark that is popular in Japan. (^^)

Why? (1) It shows n UTF-8 characters can be handled as a
logical character in Tomoe. Some input methods can do the
same thing. (2) It's a humor of us.


Thanks,
--
kou