RE: UniView updated

Hi Najib,
 
Many thanks for pointing this out to me.  Should be fixed now.
 
http://rishida.net/scripts/uniview/?range=0035:0048

RI
 

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	From: Najib Tounsi [mailto:ntounsi@emi.ac.ma] 
	Sent: 15 October 2007 15:25
	To: Richard Ishida
	Cc: 'WWW International'; 'Unicode Mailing List'
	Subject: Re: UniView updated
	
	
	Hi Richard,
	
	In Uniview, when you show a table (at the left) corresponding to a range of characters, indices of cells  do not have the usual meaning  of the hex-value of the character in the cell. The first character of any range, always starts at the first line/first column. Example of range 0035-0048 
	
	
	 	 3	 4	
	0	 5	 E	
	1	 6	 F	
	2	 7	 G	
	3	 8	 H	
	4	 9	 I	
	5	 :	 J	
	6	 ;	 K	
	7	 <	 L	
	8	 =	 M	
	9	 >	 N	
	A	 ?	 O	
	B	 @	 P	
	C	 A	 Q	
	D	 B	 R	
	E	 C	 S	
	F	 D	 T	

	So cell indices behave like coordinates numbered 0 through F, without any meaning?
	
	Najib.