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<blockquote data-quote="Vasilich" data-source="post: 1062448" data-attributes="member: 97516">yes, i also have fixed it in my code for teststhe difference isn't so big (2014 - EmDash &quot;—&quot;, 2015 - horisontal bar &quot;―&quot;), but yes, you are correct, there should be 2015. My miss - this was almost completely copied from our existing Iso6937ToUnicode.cs from TVE3yes, i checked also by IEC 6937 r2001 - it states &quot;14/02 = LATIN CAPITAL LETTER D WITH STROKE&quot;, and &quot;Đ&quot; has code 0110. The same failure - I copied it from our existing tve3 code.i believe that in ETSI they didn't want to put all 332 chars covered in IEC 6937 into their document, so they put a remark &quot;light pink non-spacing symbols (diacritical marks)&quot;, mentioning that these symbols put these diacritical signs to the following letter. THis is not very precise expression, but from what i have seen in logs from gurabli the encoding &quot;characted table 00&quot; in ETSI is the IEC 6937 with one extra char €.I attached 2 files from my tests&nbsp; - just to compare if you wanted to implement this in similar way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vasilich, post: 1062448, member: 97516"] yes, i also have fixed it in my code for tests the difference isn't so big (2014 - EmDash "—", 2015 - horisontal bar "―"), but yes, you are correct, there should be 2015. My miss - this was almost completely copied from our existing Iso6937ToUnicode.cs from TVE3 yes, i checked also by [I]IEC 6937 r2001[/I] - it states "14/02 = LATIN CAPITAL LETTER D WITH STROKE", and "Đ" has code 0110. The same failure - I copied it from our existing tve3 code. i believe that in ETSI they didn't want to put all 332 chars covered in IEC 6937 into their document, so they put a remark "[COLOR=#b300b3]light pink [/COLOR] non-spacing symbols (diacritical marks)", mentioning that these symbols put these diacritical signs to the following letter. THis is not very precise expression, but from what i have seen in logs from gurabli the encoding "characted table 00" in ETSI [U][B]is[/B][/U] the IEC 6937 with one extra char €. I attached 2 files from my tests - just to compare if you wanted to implement this in similar way. [/QUOTE]

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