This is the documentation page for Модуль:Unicode data

This module is used for accessing the Unicode character database (version 16.0), derived from files in the Unicode Character Database (UCD).

All of these functions can only be used in a module. For template-invokable functions, see Module:Unicode data/templates.

lookup_name
Look up the name of a code point. Used by Module:character info, Module:character list, Module:also, and Module:mul-domino def.
lookup_image
Look up the image for a code point. Used by Module:character info and Module:character list.
enum_blocks
Used in a lua loop in Module:character list to iterate through the array of block ranges.
lua
Returns the name of the plane to which a code point belongs. Unused.
lua
Given a block name, returns the range of code points included in the block. Used by Module:character list.
lua
Given a string, returns lua or lua depending on whether the string can be used as a page title.
lua
Given a string, places a dotted circle before every combining character in the string. Used by Module:grc-utilities.
lua
Given a code point, returns the Unicode script code, using Module:Unicode data/scripts.
lua
Returns the title for the entry on a character, which is a subpage of Unsupported titles for characters that cannot appear in pagenames. See Manual:Page title on the MediaWiki website for more information. Used by Module:character info and Module:character list.

The following functions relate to a code point's General Category. They receive a code point and return two values: a boolean (which expresses whether the code point fulfills the condition) and a string describing the General Category, if the character is in the General Categories of Separator (Z) or Other (C), or the string lua. They use Module:Unicode data/control.

lua
Checks whether a code point's General Category is not Cn (Other, unassigned). Used by Module:character list.
lua
Checks whether a code point is printable: that its General Category is not "Other" (C), "Separator, line" (Zl), or "Separator, paragraph" (Zp). Used by Module:character info and Module:character list.
lua
Checks whether a code point's General Category is Zs ("Separator, space"). Used by Module:character list and Module:links/print data.

Data modules

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The data used by functions in this module is found on subpages.

The name and image data modules (Module:Unicode data/names/xxx and Module:Unicode data/images/xxx) were compiled from UnicodeData.txt. Each one contains, at maximum, code points U+xxx000 to U+xxxFFF. The names in the following ranges, however, are auto-generated by this base module and do not require separate name modules:

BMP: 0000–001F (C0 control characters), 007F–009F (DEL and C1 control characters), 3400–4DBF (CJK),
4E00–9FFF (CJK), AC00–D7A3 (Hangul), D800–DFFF (surrogates), E000–F8FF (private use), F900–FAFF (CJK)
SMP: 17000–18AFF (Tangut), 18B00–18CD5 (Khitan), 18D00–18D08 (Tangut), 1B170–1B2FB (Nüshu)
Planes 2–3 (CJK)
Plane 14: E0100–E01EF (variation selectors)
Planes 15–16 (private use)
Unicode name and image modules,
organized by first three digits of codepoint in hexadecimal base
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F

When each Unicode version is released, several submodules, and sometimes the name rules in the main module, need to be updated. The name, block, control character, and combining character category modules were constructed by the scripts given in User:Kephir/Unicode; the script and General Category modules were generated by modules on Wikipedia. Most of the name rules are given in chapter 4, section 4.8 (Name) of the Unicode Core Specification, others were manually added and at each Unicode version the ranges of characters that they apply to may need to be expanded.

Module:Unicode data/Hangul and the Hangul Syllable name rule never need to be updated.

After these modules have been updated, the version number in Module:character list needs to be updated as well.

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