ISO 646-PL
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| − | '''ISO 646-PL''' (646-PL) is one of several 7-bit character encodings in the ISO/IEC 646 series which are national variants, replacing some of the [[ASCII]] characters with other characters suitable for particular languages. This one is aimed at the Polish market. It is defined with the name "ZU0" by the Polish Standard PN-T-42109-02: | + | '''ISO 646-PL''' (646-PL) is one of several 7-bit character encodings in the ISO/IEC 646 series which are national variants, replacing some of the [[ASCII]] characters with other characters suitable for particular languages. This one is aimed at the Polish market. It is defined with the name "ZU0" by the Polish Standard PN-T-42109-02:1984. Unlike most ISO 646 variants, this one was never registered with the International Register of Coded Character Sets to be Used with Escape Sequences (ISO-IR), and was not given a [[IANA_character_set_name|name in the IANA registry of character sets]]. |
Many online sources give incorrect assignments for the code points at 0x5C (reported as "\"; actually "Ł") and 0x24 (reported as "zł"; actually "¤"). The correct assignments are: | Many online sources give incorrect assignments for the code points at 0x5C (reported as "\"; actually "Ł") and 0x24 (reported as "zł"; actually "¤"). The correct assignments are: | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 25 March 2025
ISO 646-PL (646-PL) is one of several 7-bit character encodings in the ISO/IEC 646 series which are national variants, replacing some of the ASCII characters with other characters suitable for particular languages. This one is aimed at the Polish market. It is defined with the name "ZU0" by the Polish Standard PN-T-42109-02:1984. Unlike most ISO 646 variants, this one was never registered with the International Register of Coded Character Sets to be Used with Escape Sequences (ISO-IR), and was not given a name in the IANA registry of character sets.
Many online sources give incorrect assignments for the code points at 0x5C (reported as "\"; actually "Ł") and 0x24 (reported as "zł"; actually "¤"). The correct assignments are:
| 0x23 | 0x24 | 0x40 | 0x5B | 0x5C | 0x5D | 0x5E | 0x60 | 0x7B | 0x7C | 0x7D | 0x7E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | ¤ | ę | ź | Ł | ń | ś | ą | ó | ł | ż | ć |
