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Originally Posted by nodymoha
Thank you so much jhowell for your effort in helping me with this problem.
Thank you so much DNSB for this great table of characters.
I wonder how did you get the unicode for these glyphs because I was trying to get them but the font editor I am using says no unicode number for any of these glyphs.
I guess now I will write another python code to replace the numbers by its corresponding glyphs unicode.
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I used an open source project called
FontForge to inspect the font. Once I knew where the fonts lived, I generated a list of the hex codes with the &#x prefix and ; suffix appended (stupid repetitive work is why computers were invented.
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