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** Parameter <code>unic</code>: ''hhhh'', Unicode value in hexadecimal, 4 digits for most codepoints (those on the [[Basic Multilingual Plane]]) and 5 otherwise, (e.g., ''0020'', ''1D44A'').
 
** Parameter <code>unic</code>: ''hhhh'', Unicode value in hexadecimal, 4 digits for most codepoints (those on the [[Basic Multilingual Plane]]) and 5 otherwise, (e.g., ''0020'', ''1D44A'').
 
** May if necessary include multiple mappings (in the <code>0020 (00A0)</code> or <code>0020/00A0</code> form) and may if necessary be followed by (a sparing number of) footnotes.
 
** May if necessary include multiple mappings (in the <code>0020 (00A0)</code> or <code>0020/00A0</code> form) and may if necessary be followed by (a sparing number of) footnotes.
** Set to <code>&amp;nbsp;</code> or <code>-</code> for a character without a Unicode mapping. Alternatively, if a Private Use Area mapping is in established use for such a character (e.g. the Apple logo in [[Mac OS Roman]]) then it may be given, but [[WP:NOR|don't make them up]].
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** Set to <code>&amp;nbsp;</code> or <code>-</code> for a character without a Unicode mapping. Alternatively, if a Private Use Area mapping is in established/documented use for such a character (e.g. the Apple logo in [[Mac OS Roman]]) then it may be given, but [[WP:NOR|don't make them up]].
 
** Set to <code>LEAD</code> for a lead byte (rather than a character).
 
** Set to <code>LEAD</code> for a lead byte (rather than a character).
 
* Subsequent rows:
 
* Subsequent rows:

Revision as of 07:37, 3 September 2018


Note

This template combines the functionality of Template:chset-ctrl, Template:chset-ctrl3, Template:chset-ctrl4, Template:chset-cell, Template:chset-cell3 and Template:chset-cell4. The intention is to implement them using this template and thus make it easier to keep them in sync.

Usage

Used with Template:chset-tableformat to indicate a table cell.

  • First row:
    • Parameter char: the character in question. May link to the appropriate article or Wiktionary page if appropriate. Only provide for a non-control, non-whitespace printing character. If the Unicode value is given as one value with no footnotes, this does not need to be specified.
    • Parameter ctrl: XX, name of a whitespace, control, format, separator or otherwise non-printing character (e.g., SP, LF, HT, NBSP, ZWNJ, PDO), with link to appropriate article if it exists. Do not provide at the same time as char.
  • Second row:
    • Parameter unic: hhhh, Unicode value in hexadecimal, 4 digits for most codepoints (those on the Basic Multilingual Plane) and 5 otherwise, (e.g., 0020, 1D44A).
    • May if necessary include multiple mappings (in the 0020 (00A0) or 0020/00A0 form) and may if necessary be followed by (a sparing number of) footnotes.
    • Set to &nbsp; or - for a character without a Unicode mapping. Alternatively, if a Private Use Area mapping is in established/documented use for such a character (e.g. the Apple logo in Mac OS Roman) then it may be given, but don't make them up.
    • Set to LEAD for a lead byte (rather than a character).
  • Subsequent rows:
    • Parameter deci: d(d(d)), character code for the encoding, in decimal. 1–3 digits (e.g., 32). May be followed by footnotes. Note that the hexadecimal character code can be discerned from the column and row and hence does not need to be stated.
    • Parameter octl: ooo, character code for the encoding, in octal. 3 digits, left-padded with 0 (e.g., 040). If specified, deci should also be.
    • Parameter kuten: JIS (men)kuten, GB quwei, KS hangyol or equivalent code (English: (plane-)row-cell, or (plane-)section-position).
      • This is a important identifier for characters in CJK DBCSs such as JIS X 0208 (more so than e.g. deci, which is not usually used for a DBCS).
      • (d(d)-)d(d)-d(d) (two or three numbers of up to two digits each, e.g., 91-1, 2-2-1). Generally numbers 1 through 94 correspond with encoding bytes of either 0x21 through 0x7E, or 0xA1 through 0xFE.
      • For a lead byte, specify underscores in place of subsequent numbers, this may look something like 16-_.
      • For visual consistency, may be set to - for a byte which is not within the lead/trail byte range, but which is in the same line as those which are.

Examples

A few examples:

{| {{chset-tableformat}}
<!-- ctrl4 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=3000|ctrl=[[space character|IDSP]]|deci=33|octl=041|kuten=1-1}}
<!-- ctrl4 -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A0|ctrl=[[non-breaking space|NBSP]]|deci=160|octl=240}}
<!-- cell4 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|char=[[⛣]]|deci=33|octl=041|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell4 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|deci=33|octl=041|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell4 -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1|char=[[inverted exclamation mark|¡]]|deci=161|octl=241}}
<!-- cell4 -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1|deci=161|octl=241}}
<!-- ctrl3 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=3000|ctrl=[[space character|IDSP]]|deci=33|kuten=1-1}}
<!-- ctrl3 -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A0|ctrl=[[non-breaking space|NBSP]]|deci=160}}
<!-- cell3 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|char=[[⛣]]|deci=33|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell3 plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|deci=33|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell3 -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1|char=[[inverted exclamation mark|¡]]|deci=161}}
<!-- cell3 -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1|deci=161}}
<!-- ctrl plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=3000|ctrl=[[space character|IDSP]]|kuten=1-1}}
<!-- ctrl -->
|{{chset-color-misc}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A0|ctrl=[[non-breaking space|NBSP]]}}
<!-- cell plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|char=[[⛣]]|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell plus kuten -->
|{{chset-color-graph}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=26E3|kuten=91-1}}
<!-- cell -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1|char=[[inverted exclamation mark|¡]]}}
<!-- cell -->
|{{chset-color-ext-punct}}|{{chset-cell-unified|unic=00A1}}
|}
Template:Sc2
3000
33
041
1-1
Template:Sc2
00A0
160
240

26E3
33
041
91-1

26E3
33
041
91-1
¡
00A1
161
241
¡
00A1
161
241
Template:Sc2
3000
33
1-1
Template:Sc2
00A0
160

26E3
33
91-1

26E3
33
91-1
¡
00A1
161
¡
00A1
161
Template:Sc2
3000
1-1
Template:Sc2
00A0

26E3
91-1

26E3
91-1
¡
00A1
¡
00A1

Chset family of templates

See ISO 8859-1, Windows-1252, and EBCDIC for examples of usage.

Header and footer rows

Character row header

Character cell colors

15px Note: if adjusting these colors, reference Template:Chset-table-header/family-test-sheet for a reference of how well they work together, and whether base / variant / boxed / legend colours are properly in sync.

For generating colours for cells by Unicode category, this script may be helpful.

Certain colours are in the process of being phased out:

  • Template:chset-color-ext-punct — Extended punctuation character cell color. Intended to represent non-ASCII punctuation, this is not a category used by Unicode (and there are no corresponding ext-digit, ext-graph etc). Currently renders the same as punct.

In addition to these, boxed and slightly shaded variants of these exist in order to indicate some kind of additional information (depending on the article) like, for example, a derivation from a base codepage, a variance of definition of the corresponding codepage in different sources (to be explained in the article) or in different revisions of a code page:

and

Please note that the boxed variants must not be used, if a cell, which is not to be marked, is surrounded by four cells, which need to be marked, as this would make the central cell appear marked as well. The shaded variants do not exhibit this problem.

For as long as there is no need to differentiate one or a few of the cells in a group from the other cells in the same group, refer to the normal (that is, the non-"box"- or "var"-type) templates further above.

Character cell contents