UnicodeAlphanumericCharacterSets Enumeration

Specifies a Unicode alphanumeric character set.

This enum is used by ConvertToUnicodeLetters(String, UnicodeAlphabeticCharacterSets) function.

Definition

Namespace: DevCase.Core.DataProcessing.Common
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public enum UnicodeAlphanumericCharacterSets

Remarks

The Unicode character sets are standardized sets of characters that cover various scripts and symbols used in written languages worldwide.

Unicode provides a unique code point for each character, ensuring interoperability and compatibility across different platforms and systems.

The alphanumeric character sets defined in this enumeration represent specific stylistic variations of alphabetic characters used in mathematics and typography.

These character sets are commonly used in scientific and mathematical contexts, as well as in typography and font design.

They allow for precise representation of stylized alphabetic characters in various mathematical equations, formulas, and text layouts.

Members

MathematicalBold 0 Unicode symbols from the 'Mathematical Bold' character set of the 'Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols' unicode blocks (U+1D400 to U+1D433), representing the alphabet letters from 'a' to 'Z' and numbers from '0' to '9'.

e.g., 'A': '𝐀', 'a': '𝐚'.

MonoSpace 1 Unicode symbols from the 'Monospace' character set of the 'Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols' unicode blocks (U+1D670 to U+1D6A3), representing the alphabet letters from 'a' to 'Z' and numbers from '0' to '9'.

e.g., 'A': '𝙰', 'a': '𝚊'.

SansSerif 2 Unicode symbols from the 'Sans-Serif' character set of the 'Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols' unicode blocks (U+1D5A0 to U+1D5D3), representing the alphabet letters from 'a' to 'Z' and numbers from '0' to '9'.

e.g., 'A': '𝖠', 'a': '𝖺'.

SansSerifBold 3 Unicode symbols from the 'Sans-Serif Bold' character set of the 'Mathematical Alphanumeric Symbols' unicode blocks (U+1D5D4 to U+1D607), representing the alphabet letters from 'a' to 'Z' and numbers from '0' to '9'.

e.g., 'A': '𝗔', 'a': '𝗮'.

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