Binary SignWriting and Unicode

[Steve Slevinski]

Hi Bill,
 
Thanks, I've made changes.   I changed the term "letter" under hex to be 
"hexidecimal or base 16 character such as (0..F).  I'll make more use of 
hex soon.
 
Binary SW is read 2 bytes at a time, which is my character length. The 
corordinate character is a single character. So a coordinate character 
is 2 bytes, with the first byte for x and the second for y.
 
Regards,
-Steve


Bill Reese wrote:

> Steve, in looking over your Terminology and Character Mapping, it 
> seems that in your Coordinate Character section that you are equating 
> "2 single byte numbers" with part of the definition of "hex" ("... or 
> a letter in").   Is that true?  Are you using "letter" in the 
> Terminology of "hex" the same way you are using "numbers" in the 
> coordinate character mapping definition?
>
> Bill
>
>
> Steve Slevinski wrote:
>
>> Thanks Bill,
>>
>> I've corrected the link.
>>
>> -Steve
>> http://www.signpuddle.net
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