rfc1922.txt

著名的RFC文档,其中有一些文档是已经翻译成中文的的.

      0xA140-0xA1F5 <-> 0x2121-0x2256
             0xA1F6 <-> 0x2258
             0xA1F7 <-> 0x2257
      0xA1F8-0xA2AE <-> 0x2259-0x234E
      0xA2AF-0xA3BF <-> 0x2421-0x2570
      0xA3C0-0xA3E0 <-> 0x4221-0x4241 (ETen and Microsoft
                                       defined as reserved area)

A.2.  Big5 (ETen, IBM, and Microsoft version) Level 1 correspondence to
      CNS 11643-1992 Plane 1:

      0xA440-0xACFD <-> 0x4421-0x5322
             0xACFE <-> 0x5753
      0xAD40-0xAFCF <-> 0x5323-0x5752
      0xAFD0-0xBBC7 <-> 0x5754-0x6B4F
      0xBBC8-0xBE51 <-> 0x6B51-0x6F5B
             0xBE52 <-> 0x6B50
      0xBE53-0xC1AA <-> 0x6F5C-0x7534
      0xC1AB-0xC2CA <-> 0x7536-0x7736
             0xC2CB <-> 0x7535
      0xC2CC-0xC360 <-> 0x7737-0x782C
      0xC361-0xC3B8 <-> 0x782E-0x7863
             0xC3B9 <-> 0x7865
             0xC3BA <-> 0x7864
      0xC3BB-0xC455 <-> 0x7866-0x7961
             0xC456 <-> 0x782D
      0xC457-0xC67E <-> 0x7962-0x7D4B

A.3.  Big5 (ETen, IBM, and Microsoft version) Level 2 correspondence to
      CNS 11643-1992 Plane 2:

      0xC940-0xC949 <-> 0x2121-0x212A
             0xC94A <-> 0x4442       # duplicate of Level 1's 0xA461
      0xC94B-0xC96B <-> 0x212B-0x214B
      0xC96C-0xC9BD <-> 0x214D-0x217C
             0xC9BE <-> 0x214C
      0xC9BF-0xC9EC <-> 0x217D-0x224C



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      0xC9ED-0xCAF6 <-> 0x224E-0x2438
             0xCAF7 <-> 0x224D
      0xCAF8-0xD779 <-> 0x2439-0x387D
             0xD77A <-> 0x3F6A
      0xD77B-0xDBA6 <-> 0x387E-0x3F69
      0xDBA7-0xDDFB <-> 0x3F6B-0x4423
             0xDDFC <-> 0x4176         # duplicate of 0xDCD1
      0xDDFD-0xE8A2 <-> 0x4424-0x554A
      0xE8A3-0xE975 <-> 0x554C-0x5721
      0xE976-0xEB5A <-> 0x5723-0x5A27
      0xEB5B-0xEBF0 <-> 0x5A29-0x5B3E
             0xEBF1 <-> 0x554B
      0xEBF2-0xECDD <-> 0x5B3F-0x5C69
             0xECDE <-> 0x5722
      0xECDF-0xEDA9 <-> 0x5C6A-0x5D73
      0xEDAA-0xEEEA <-> 0x5D75-0x6038
             0xEEEB <-> 0x642F
      0xEEEC-0xF055 <-> 0x6039-0x6242
             0xF056 <-> 0x5D74
      0xF057-0xF0CA <-> 0x6243-0x6336
             0xF0CB <-> 0x5A28
      0xF0CC-0xF162 <-> 0x6337-0x642E
      0xF163-0xF16A <-> 0x6430-0x6437
             0xF16B <-> 0x6761
      0xF16C-0xF267 <-> 0x6438-0x6572
             0xF268 <-> 0x6934
      0xF269-0xF2C2 <-> 0x6573-0x664C
      0xF2C3-0xF374 <-> 0x664E-0x6760
      0xF375-0xF465 <-> 0x6762-0x6933
      0xF466-0xF4B4 <-> 0x6935-0x6961
             0xF4B5 <-> 0x664D
      0xF4B6-0xF4FC <-> 0x6962-0x6A4A
      0xF4FD-0xF662 <-> 0x6A4C-0x6C51
             0xF663 <-> 0x6A4B
      0xF664-0xF976 <-> 0x6C52-0x7165
      0xF977-0xF9C3 <-> 0x7167-0x7233
             0xF9C4 <-> 0x7166
             0xF9C5 <-> 0x7234
             0xF9C6 <-> 0x7240
      0xF9C7-0xF9D1 <-> 0x7235-0x723F
      0xF9D2-0xF9D5 <-> 0x7241-0x7244


A.4.  Big5 (ETen and IBM Version) specific numeric symbols
      correspondence to CNS 11643 Plane 1: (Microsoft version defined
      this area as UDC - User Defined Character)





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      0xC6A1-0xC6BE <-> 0x2621 - 0x263E

A.5.  Big5 (ETen and IBM Version) specific KangXi radicals
      correspondence to CNS 11643 Plane 1: (Microsoft version defined as
      UDC - User Definable Character)

             0xC6BF <-> 0x2723
             0xC6C0 <-> 0x2724
             0xC6C1 <-> 0x2726
             0xC6C2 <-> 0x2728
             0xC6C3 <-> 0x272D
             0xC6C4 <-> 0x272E
             0xC6C5 <-> 0x272F
             0xC6C6 <-> 0x2734
             0xC6C7 <-> 0x2737
             0xC6C8 <-> 0x273A
             0xC6C9 <-> 0x273C
             0xC6CA <-> 0x2742
             0xC6CB <-> 0x2747
             0xC6CC <-> 0x274E
             0xC6CD <-> 0x2753
             0xC6CE <-> 0x2754
             0xC6CF <-> 0x2755
             0xC6D0 <-> 0x2759
             0xC6D1 <-> 0x275A
             0xC6D2 <-> 0x2761
             0xC6D3 <-> 0x2766
             0xC6D4 <-> 0x2829
             0xC6D5 <-> 0x282A
             0xC6D6 <-> 0x2863
             0xC6D7 <-> 0x286C

A.6.  Big5 (ETen and Microsoft version) specific Ideographs
      correspondence to CNS 11643 Plane 3: (IBM version defined as UDC)

             0xF9D6 <-> 0x4337
             0xF9D7 <-> 0x4F50
             0xF9D8 <-> 0x444E
             0xF9D9 <-> 0x504A
             0xF9DA <-> 0x2C5D
             0xF9DB <-> 0x3D7E
             0xF9DC <-> 0x4B5C


A.7.  Big5 (ETen version only) specific symbols correspondence to CNS
      11643 Plane 4:

             0xC879 <-> 0x2123



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             0xC87B <-> 0x2124
             0xC87D <-> 0x212A
             0xC8A2 <-> 0x2152

A.8.  Other Big5 specific symbols which cannot mapping to CNS 11643:

      0xC6D8-0xC878 <-> none  (ETen and IBM Version)
             0xC87A <-> none  (ETen version only)
             0xC87C <-> none  (ETen version only)
      0xC87E-0xC8A1 <-> none  (ETen version only)
      0xC8A3-0xC8CC <-> none  (ETen version only)
      0xC8CD-0xC8D3 <-> none  (ETen and IBM version)
      0xF9DD-0xF9FE <-> none  (ETen and Microsoft version)

      Note: However, most of them can be mapped to GB-2312 too.  For
      example, Big5(ETen and IBM version) Hiragana, Katakana, and
      Cyrillic symbols correspondence to GB-2312:

      0xC6E7-0xC77A <-> 0x2421-0x2473  # Japanese Hiragana
      0xC77B-0xC7F2 <-> 0x2521-0x2576  # Japanese Katakana
      0xC7F3-0xC854 <-> 0xA7A1-0xA7C1  # Cyrillic uppercase
      0xC855-0xC875 <-> 0xA7D1-0xA7F1  # Cyrillic lowercase

   Please notice that there are also many symbols that could be
   supported by GB-2312, for detail, please refer to the ftp sites in
   section 1.4 of the "Specification" part of this document.

























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References

   [ASCII] American National Standards Institute, "Coded character set:
   7-bit American National Standard Code for Information Interchange",
   ANSI X3.4-1986.

   [BIG5] Institute for Information Industry, "Chinese Coded Character
   Set in Computer ", March, 1984

   [CJKINF] Ken Lunde, On-line documentation of Chinese/Japanese/Korean
   Information Processing, 1995, available at:
   ftp://ftp.ora.com/pub/examples/nutshell/ujip/doc/cjk.inf

   [CNS-5205] "Information processing: 7-Bit Coded Character Set For
   Information Interchange", CNS-5205.

   [CNS-11643] "Chinese Standard Interchange Code", CNS-11643 version
   1992; "Standard Interchange Code for Generally-Used Chinese
   Characters", CNS 11643 version 1986.

   [GB-1988] "7-bit Coding Character Set for Information Interchange",
   GB 1988-89.

   [GB-2312] "Coding of Chinese Ideogram Set for Information Interchange
   Basic Set", GB 2312-80.

   [GB-7589] "Code of Chinese Ideograms Set for Information Interchange,
   the 2nd Supplementary Set", UDC 681.3.048, GB 7589-87.

   [GB-7590] "Code of Chinese Ideogram Set for Information Interchange,
   the 4th Supplementary Set", UDC 681.3.048, GB 7590-87.

   [GB-8565] "Information Processing Coded Character Sets for Text
   Communication", UDC 681.3, GB 8565-88.

   [GB-12345] "Code of Chinese Ideogram Set for Information Interchange
   Supplementary Set", GB/T 12345-90.

   [GB-13000]  "Information Technology: Universal Multiple-Octet Coded
   Character Set(UCS) Part 1: Architecture and Basic Multilingual
   Plane", GB13000.1

   [GB-13131] "Code of Chinese Ideogram Set for Information Interchange,
   the 3rd Supplementary Set", GB 13131-91.

   [GB-13132] "Code of Chinese Ideogram Set for Information Interchange,
   the 5th Supplementary Set", GB 13132-91.




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   [ISO-646] International Organization for Standardization (ISO),
   "Information Technology: ISO 7-bit Coded Character Set for
   Information Interchange", International Standard, Ref. No. ISO/IEC
   646:1991.

   [ISO-2022] International Organization for Standardization (ISO),
   "Information Processing: ISO 7-bit and 8-bit coded character sets:
   Code extension techniques", International Standard, Ref. No. ISO
   2022-1986 (E).

   [ISO-10021] Information Technology: Text communication:
   Message-Oriented Text Interchange Systems (MOTIS), ISO 10021, October
   1988.

   [ISO-10646] ISO/IEC 10646-1:1993(E) Information Technology: Universal
   Multiple-octet Coded Character Set (UCS) Part 1: Architecture and
   Basic Multilingual Plane"

   [ISOREG] International Organization for Standardization (ISO),
   "International Register of Coded Character Sets To Be Used With
   Escape Sequences".

   [MIME-1] Borenstein, N., and Freed, N., "MIME (Multipurpose Internet
   Mail Extensions) Part One: Mechanisms for Specifying and Describing
   the Format of Internet Message Bodies", RFC 1521, Bellcore, Innosoft,
   September 1993.

   [MIME-2] Moore, K., "MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)
   Part Two: Message Header Extensions for Non-ASCII Text", RFC 1522,
   University of Tennessee, September 1993.

   [RFC-822] Crocker, D., "Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text
   Messages", STD 11, RFC 822, University of Delaware, August 1982.

   [RFC-854] Postel, J., Reynolds J., Telnet Protocol Specification, RFC
   854, ISI, May 1983.

   [RFC-1036] Horton, M., and Adams, R., "Standard for Interchange of
   USENET Messages", RFC 1036, AT&T Bell Laboratories, Center for
   Seismic Studies, December 1987.

   [RFC-1468] Murai J., Crispin, M., and van der Poel, E., Japanese
   Character Encoding for Internet Messages, June 1993.

   [RFC-1557] Choi U., Chon K., and Park H., Korean Character Encoding
   for Internet Messages, December 1993.





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   [RFC-1641] Goldsmith D., and Davis M., "Using Unicode with MIME", RFC
   1641, Taligent Inc., July 1994

   [RFC-1642] Goldsmith D., and Davis M.," UTF-7, A Mail-Safe
   Transformation Format of Unicode", July 1994

   [RFC-1700] Reynolds J., and Postel J., "Assigned Numbers",RFC 1700,
   STD 2, ISI, October 1994

   [SMTP] Postel, J. B. "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol", STD 10, RFC
   821, USC/Information Sciences Institute, August 1982.

   [SMTPEXT] Klensin J., Freed N., Rose M., Stefferud E., and Crocker
   D., "SMTP Service Extensions", RFC 1651, July 1994.

   [Unicode 1.1] "The Unicode Standard, Version 1.1", Addison-Wesley,
   Reading, MA (to be published; the contents of this standard is
   currently available by combining [Unicode92], [Unicode93], and
   [Unicode4]).

   [Unicode92] The Unicode Consortium, "The Unicode Standard: Worldwide
   Character Encoding: Version 1.0", Volume 1, Addison-Wesley, Reading,
   MA, 1992 (ISBN 0-201-56788-1).

   [Unicode93] The Unicode Consortium, "The Unicode Standard: Worldwide
   Character Encoding: Version 1.0", Volume 2, Addison-Wesley, Reading,
   MA, 1992 (ISBN 0-201-60845-6).

   [Unicode4] The Unicode Consortium, "The Unicode Standard: Version 1.1
   (Prepublication Edition)", Unicode Technical Report #4 (avaliable
   from the Unicode Consortium).




















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