From 25db88f7e34c5e76b5004c1cd12ec9351a8dc3c2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: tomo <tomo>
Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 12:45:32 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] - Use "feature" instead of "property". - Use "char-spec"
 instead of "char-property-list". (Character Reference): Add
 `wuyinjiyun' and `shuowen-zhu'. (Properties): Sync with
 current feature names.

---
 lisp/utf-2000/README.en |   54 ++++++++++++++++++++++++-----------------------
 1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 26 deletions(-)

diff --git a/lisp/utf-2000/README.en b/lisp/utf-2000/README.en
index 35fb06b..661a84c 100644
--- a/lisp/utf-2000/README.en
+++ b/lisp/utf-2000/README.en
@@ -2,32 +2,32 @@ CHISE character database format (S-expression version)
 
 * Relations between Characters
 
-Property-name `->foo' or `<-foo' mean relations between characters.
+Feature-name `->foo' or `<-foo' mean relations between characters.
 
-If there are a relationship `foo', property-name `->foo' means a value
-of the property is a `foo' of the defined character.  Likewise,
-property-name `<-foo' means the defined character is a `foo' of each
-value of the property.
+If there are a relationship `foo', feature-name `->foo' means a value
+of the feature is a `foo' of the defined character.  Likewise,
+feature-name `<-foo' means the defined character is a `foo' of each
+value of the feature.
 
-Example 1: If a character ?A has property `(->lowercase . (?a))', the
-character ?a specified in the property is a lowercase of the defined
+Example 1: If a character ?A has feature `(->lowercase . (?a))', the
+character ?a specified in the feature is a lowercase of the defined
 character ?A.
 
-Example 2: If a character ?a has property `(<-lowercase . (?A))', the
+Example 2: If a character ?a has feature `(<-lowercase . (?A))', the
 defined character ?a is a lowercase of the character ?A specified in
-the property.
+the feature.
 
 
 ** Character Reference
 
-Type of property `->foo' or `<-foo' are list of ``char-ref''.  The
+Type of feature `->foo' or `<-foo' are list of ``char-ref''.  The
 type char-ref is defined by following definition:
 
-   char-ref = character | char-spec | char-property-list
+   char-ref = character | char-spec | char-spec
 
-The type ``char-property-list'' is a property-list.  In the
-property-list, some keys are defined in the specification.  Following
-list describes meaning of keys:
+The type ``char-spec'' is a list of features.  In the list of
+features, some keys are defined in the specification.  Following list
+describes meaning of keys:
 
   :char
 	Required.  It indicates a character.
@@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ list describes meaning of keys:
 		zihui-bei (jiiho)			$B;zWCJd(B
 		cihai (jikai)				$B<-3$(B
 		jiyun (shuuin)				$B=81$(B
+		wuyinjiyun (goon-shuuin)		$B8^2;=81$(B
 		haipian (kaihen)			$B3$JS(B
 		kangxi					$B9/_f;zE5(B
 		guangyun (kouin)			$B9-1$(B
@@ -61,6 +62,7 @@ list describes meaning of keys:
 		shuowen-tongxun-dingsheng
 			(setsumon-tsuukun-teisei)	$B@bJ8DL71Djfa(B
 		shuowen					$B@bJ8(B
+		shuowen-zhu (danchuu)			$(C`c$BJ82r;zCm!JCJCp!K(B
 		songyuan-yilai-suzipu
 			(sougen-irai-zokujifu)		$BAW850JMhB/;zIh(B
 		yuquan					$B6L@t(B
@@ -68,7 +70,7 @@ list describes meaning of keys:
 		kanjo					$B4A=q(B
 		ronkou					$BO@9U(B
 
-** Properties
+** Features
 
 ->lowercase	indicates lowercase
 ->uppercase	indicates uppercase
@@ -77,17 +79,17 @@ list describes meaning of keys:
 ->fullwidth	indicates ``fullwidth'' characters
 <-fullwidth	a ``fullwidth'' character of
 
-->same-ideograph	indicates same characters ($BF1;z(B)
-->original-ideograph	indicates ``original'' characters ($BK\;z(B)
-<-original-ideograph	an ``original'' character of
-->ancient-ideograph	indicates ``ancient'' characters ($B8E;z(B)
-<-ancient-ideograph	an ``ancient'' character of
-->vulgar-ideograph	indicates ``vulgar'' characters ($BB/;z(B)
-<-vulgar-ideograph	a ``vulgar'' character of
-->wrong-ideograph	indicates ``wrong'' characters ($Bkw;z(B)
-<-wrong-ideograph	a ``wrong'' character of
-->simplified-ideograph	indicates simplified characters
-<-simplified-ideograph	a simplified character of
+->same			indicates same characters ($BF1;z(B)
+->original		indicates ``original'' characters ($BK\;z(B)
+<-original		an ``original'' character of
+->ancient		indicates ``ancient'' characters ($B8E;z(B)
+<-ancient		an ``ancient'' character of
+->vulgar		indicates ``vulgar'' characters ($BB/;z(B)
+<-vulgar		a ``vulgar'' character of
+->wrong			indicates ``wrong'' characters ($Bkw;z(B)
+<-wrong			a ``wrong'' character of
+->simplified		indicates simplified characters
+<-simplified		a simplified character of
 ->ideographic-variants	indicates variants ($B0[BN;z(B)
 ->synonyms		indicates synonyms
 
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