Glyph
A glyph is a graphical representation (among countless possible) a typographical sign, ie a character (character glyph) or an accent (accent glyph). A particular character can be created by adding an accent to a glyph glyph character. Computer software have access to this glyph drawing through a font : the outline of the glyph is most often defined by a set of points or Bezier curves.
Archaeology
In archeology , glyph has a meaning closer to its etymology: it designates a line engraved intaglio, a carving. For the signs etched into the rock, it is called petroglyphs.
See also
Glyph "a" police CaslonItalic
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| Multibyte | | Unicode | ISO / IEC 10646 , Table of Unicode characters , UTF-8 , UTF-16 , UTF-32 , UTF-EBCDIC , CESU-8 , BOCU-1 |
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| Other | ISO / IEC 2022 , Big5 , ISCII , GB 18030 , GBK , Shift-JIS , Chinese Character Encoding |
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| 8-bit | | ISO / IEC 8859 | ISO / IEC 8859-1 (Latin-1), ISO / IEC 8859-3 (Latin-3), ISO / IEC 8859-15 (Latin-9) |
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| Windows code pages | Windows-1252 (Latin-1), Windows-1258 (Vietnamese) |
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| Code pages MacOS | MacRoman |
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| DOS code pages | Cp437 (Latin-US), CP850 (Latin-1), CP852 (Latin-2) |
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| Different code pages | DEC-MCS , KOI8-R (Russian), KOI8-U (Ukrainian), StandardEncoding (PostScript) |
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| Not based on ISO 646 | VISCII , EBCDIC , EBCDIC 297 , EBCDIC 8859 |
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| Related Articles | Character coding , computer keyboard , digital font , Glyph, Portal: Writing |
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