I've tried to paste it in as well. Using IE and Edge on Windows 10. Not working either. Could be a font fallback issue or that range is not supported here?
Yes @Katy Mawhood - BMP is uXXXX . Anything with 5 letters like 21629 (I think you mean u21629) is non-BMP. That basically mean most recent large unicode additions like cjk extension b or emoji as the BMP is essentially filled up a while ago. Only the odd one or two standalone characters can be added in BMP, not whole blocks of new stuff.
Not necessarily - I fixed a bug in the Linux kernel a few years ago about nls file naming of non-ascii file names, and the Linux kernel does not use mysql
Unicode 2.0(?) is BMP only - so it is perfectly legitimate for anything to claim to be 'unicode compliant' and yet does not support non-BMP characters.
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Unicode 2.0(?) is BMP only - so it is perfectly legitimate for anything to claim to be 'unicode compliant' and yet does not support non-BMP characters.