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  <H1>Frink Server Pages Unicode Torture Test</H1>

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   This page tests how well your browser, my server, the Frink parser, Frink
   output routines, and Frink Server Pages, support Unicode
   characters.  Frink Server Pages are, by default, sent out with
   charset=UTF-8, allowing for display of all Unicode characters.  Your font
   must also have glyphs for all characters, or your browser should know how
   to fall back gracefully to find an appropriate font containing that glyph.
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  <%
  for c = 0 to 1F9FF\\16
  {
     if (c mod 256 == 0)
     {
        println["<H2>" + uc[base16[c]] + " - " + uc[base16[c+255]] + "</H2>"]
        println["<TABLE WIDTH=\"100%\" BORDER=0>"]
        println["<TR><TD><TH>0<TH>1<TH>2<TH>3<TH>4<TH>5<TH>6<TH>7<TH>8<TH>9<TH>A<TH>B<TH>C<TH>D<TH>E<TH>F"]
     }

     if (c mod 16 == 0)
        print[" <TR><TH>" + uc[base16[c div 16]] + "x" ]

/* We can't call isDefined if we want to see all of the characters from a
   Unicode release that isn't yet supported by this version of Java.  For
   example, Java 8 only supports Unicode 6 and we don't see the new characters
   if we perform this test.  Java 9 only supports Unicode 8, and Unicode is up
   to version 10.  Knowing this, we leave it up to the browser to at least
   try to display the character, but we may not know its name.  (Which was not
   even available until Java 1.7)
   Java will probably always be behind Unicode unless it fetches Unicode tables
   directly from the source.

   Comment this back in later if Java ever catches up.
*/
//     if ! callJava["java.lang.Character", "isDefined", c]
//      print["<TD>"]
//     else
//     {
        charname = callJava["java.lang.Character", "getName", [c]]
        if charname != undef
           print["<TD CLASS=\"noborder\" TITLE=\"$charname\">" + char[c]]
        else
           print["<TD CLASS=\"noborder\">" + char[c]]
//     }

     if (c mod 256 == 255)
        println["</TABLE>"]
   } %>

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