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Repertoire and Default WLE Rules

This file specifies version 2 of the Maximal Starting Repertoire (MSR-2) as defined by the Integration Panel, for use in the development of the Root Zone LGR. For details on how to use this file as well as its status, or the methodology used in creating it, see the document named: "Maximal Starting Repertoire - MSR-2: Overview and Rationale" and documents cited therein.

Repertoire

The "ref" attribute for each code point or range contains the Unicode version for which the corresponding code points were first encoded (for example, ref="4" means a character was first encoded in Unicode Version 3.1). It also includes the values ZH and JP for those Han ideographs that originated from the respective Chinese and Japanese IDN tables for the second level, and IIC for IICORE originated ideographs.

The "tag" attribute for each code point or range indicates the script or scripts that the code point is used with, using Unicode script identifiers, preceded by "sc:".

Default Whole Label Evaluation Rules

The default WLE rules apply to any LGR and must be copied into the LGR's XML file. Additional rules may be added by a GP.

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