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# FONTCHARACTER Reference
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## Introduction
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`FONTCHARACTER` is how, in the CASIO community, we call CASIO's encoding.
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It is an encoding made up for CASIO calculators. It is partially
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ASCII retrocompatible.
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It is a simple multi-byte encoding, where some characters are multi-byte
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sequence leaders. Each character can occupy up to two bytes (leading character,
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then whatever -- a leading character after another one isn't).
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For example, if 0xE5 is a leading character, 0xE5 followed by 0xE5 forms
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the 0xE5E5 character, and if 0x46 isn't, it forms the 0x46 character.
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This project is here to centralize all the info about it : existing characters,
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their appearance in the standard fonts, their Unicode equivalents and defines.
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The goal of this project is to give the ability to any project (thanks to
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[LGPL3][lgpl3]) to be able to read, write, describe and convert from or to
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CASIO's proprietary encoding.
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You can use this reference through its source format, through its binary
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format (better), or through [libfontcharacter][libfc] (recommended!).
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[libfc]: https://github.com/PlaneteCasio/libfontcharacter
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[lgpl3]: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.en.html
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