Package: uniccin
uniNAMEuni - display Unicode character informationSYNOPSISuni[option]... [character]...DESCRIPTIONDisplays information about Unicode characters.In the absence of a name match option, eachcharacteroption can
independently be any one of:a single character;an integer code point number;a character name;the formU+hexdigits.NAME MATCH OPTIONS--egrep,-eThecharacterarguments are extended regular expressions, matched against
character names.--glob,-gThecharacterarguments are shell-style patterns, matched against character
names.--html,-HThecharacterarguments are HTML entity names.
Surrounding the name with&and;is optional.--match,-mThecharacterarguments are text that can match anywhere in a character
name.--string,-SThecharacterarguments are treated as sequences of individual characters.
For example, if the argument istilde, instead of reporting the single
character~, the result will be the five characterst,i,l,d,
ande.--word,-wThecharacterarguments are full words that must appear in a character name.BLOCK MATCH OPTION--block=block,-bblockLimits matches to characters within the givenblock(s). (Unlike other match
options, this is always restrictive even with--any.) Ablockcan be a
Unicode block name. It can also be any of thecharacterforms, designating
the block containing that character.PROPERTY MATCH OPTIONSCurrently, these are not user-friendly; the argument must exactly match
the form returned by Pythonunicodedata.--bidi=bidi--category=category--combining=combining--decimal=decimal--decomposition=decomposition--digit=digit--mirrored=mirrored--numeric=numeric--width=widthGENERAL MATCH OPTIONS--allGiven multiple match conditions, all must apply in order for a character to
be selected. This is the default.--any,-aGiven multiple match conditions, any single match is sufficient for a character
to be selected.FORMAT OPTIONS--format=format,-fformatPrint according to a format string. The string may contain keywords
surrounded by curly braces, and other text printed as-is.The keywords are:{bidirectional}- the character's bidirectional class.{block}- the name of the block containing the character.{category}- the character's category.{char}- the character.{combining}- the character's combining value.{decimal}- the character's decimal value.{decomposition}- the character's decomposition.{digit}- the character's digit value.{eol}- the end-of-line character (newline unless changed by command-line options).{html}- the HTML entity name for the character.{id}- the character name with blanks and hyphends replaced by_.{mirrored}- whether the character is mirrored in bidirectional text.{name}- the character's name.{nfc}- the NFC normalization form, as character names.{NFC}- the NFC normalization form.{nfd}- the NFD normalization form, as character names.{NFD}- the NFD normalization form.{nfkc}- the NFKC normalization form, as character names.{NFKC}- the NFKC normalization form.{nfkd}- the NFKD normalization form, as character names.{NFKD}- the NFKD normalization form.{numeric}- the character's numeric value.{ordinal}- the character's code point number.{utf8}- the UTF-8 encoding of the character, as a sequence of two-digit hexadecimal numbers.{utf16}- the UTF-16 encoding of the character, as one or two four-digit hexadecimal numbers.{u}- the code point number, in the formU+hexdigits.{un}- as{u}, but zero-padded to at leastndigits.{v}- the code point number, in decimal.{width}- the character's width class (‘East Asian width’).{x}- the code point number, in hexdecimal (with no prefix).--charPrint the character alone.
Equivalent to--format '{char}'.--composePrint in a form useful in XCompose files.
Equivalent to--format ': "{char}"   U{x} # {name}'.--longPrint full details about the character--namePrint the character name.
Equivalent to--format '{name}'.--shortPrint the character, code, and name. This is the default.
Equivalent to--format '{char} {u} {name}'.SEPARATOR OPTIONS--nonewline,-nDo not print a newline between output for different characters.--separator=eol,-seolPrinteolbetween output for different characters.--null,-0Print an ASCII NUL between output for different characters.