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Ensure svn:eol-style is consistently set for all files (part 2).
Continuation of [46586] See #42594. git-svn-id: https://develop.svn.wordpress.org/trunk@46587 602fd350-edb4-49c9-b593-d223f7449a82
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oacute | 243 ### small o, acute accent
|
||||
ocirc | 244 ### small o, circumflex accent
|
||||
otilde | 245 ### small o, tilde
|
||||
ouml | 246 ### small o, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
divide | 247 ### divide sign
|
||||
oslash | 248 ### small o, slash
|
||||
ugrave | 249 ### small u, grave accent
|
||||
uacute | 250 ### small u, acute accent
|
||||
ucirc | 251 ### small u, circumflex accent
|
||||
uuml | 252 ### small u, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
yacute | 253 ### small y, acute accent
|
||||
thorn | 254 ### small thorn, Icelandic
|
||||
yuml | 255 ### small y, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
fnof | 402 ### latin small f with hook, =function, =florin, u+0192 ISOtech
|
||||
Alpha | 913 ### greek capital letter alpha, u+0391
|
||||
Beta | 914 ### greek capital letter beta, u+0392
|
||||
Gamma | 915 ### greek capital letter gamma, u+0393 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Delta | 916 ### greek capital letter delta, u+0394 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Epsilon | 917 ### greek capital letter epsilon, u+0395
|
||||
Zeta | 918 ### greek capital letter zeta, u+0396
|
||||
Eta | 919 ### greek capital letter eta, u+0397
|
||||
Theta | 920 ### greek capital letter theta, u+0398 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Iota | 921 ### greek capital letter iota, u+0399
|
||||
Kappa | 922 ### greek capital letter kappa, u+039A
|
||||
Lambda | 923 ### greek capital letter lambda, u+039B ISOgrk3
|
||||
Mu | 924 ### greek capital letter mu, u+039C
|
||||
Nu | 925 ### greek capital letter nu, u+039D
|
||||
Xi | 926 ### greek capital letter xi, u+039E ISOgrk3
|
||||
Omicron | 927 ### greek capital letter omicron, u+039F
|
||||
Pi | 928 ### greek capital letter pi, u+03A0 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Rho | 929 ### greek capital letter rho, u+03A1
|
||||
Sigma | 931 ### greek capital letter sigma, u+03A3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Tau | 932 ### greek capital letter tau, u+03A4
|
||||
Upsilon | 933 ### greek capital letter upsilon, u+03A5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Phi | 934 ### greek capital letter phi, u+03A6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Chi | 935 ### greek capital letter chi, u+03A7
|
||||
Psi | 936 ### greek capital letter psi, u+03A8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Omega | 937 ### greek capital letter omega, u+03A9 ISOgrk3
|
||||
alpha | 945 ### greek small letter alpha, u+03B1 ISOgrk3
|
||||
beta | 946 ### greek small letter beta, u+03B2 ISOgrk3
|
||||
gamma | 947 ### greek small letter gamma, u+03B3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
delta | 948 ### greek small letter delta, u+03B4 ISOgrk3
|
||||
epsilon | 949 ### greek small letter epsilon, u+03B5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
zeta | 950 ### greek small letter zeta, u+03B6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
eta | 951 ### greek small letter eta, u+03B7 ISOgrk3
|
||||
theta | 952 ### greek small letter theta, u+03B8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
iota | 953 ### greek small letter iota, u+03B9 ISOgrk3
|
||||
kappa | 954 ### greek small letter kappa, u+03BA ISOgrk3
|
||||
lambda | 955 ### greek small letter lambda, u+03BB ISOgrk3
|
||||
mu | 956 ### greek small letter mu, u+03BC ISOgrk3
|
||||
nu | 957 ### greek small letter nu, u+03BD ISOgrk3
|
||||
xi | 958 ### greek small letter xi, u+03BE ISOgrk3
|
||||
omicron | 959 ### greek small letter omicron, u+03BF NEW
|
||||
pi | 960 ### greek small letter pi, u+03C0 ISOgrk3
|
||||
rho | 961 ### greek small letter rho, u+03C1 ISOgrk3
|
||||
sigmaf | 962 ### greek small letter final sigma, u+03C2 ISOgrk3
|
||||
sigma | 963 ### greek small letter sigma, u+03C3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
tau | 964 ### greek small letter tau, u+03C4 ISOgrk3
|
||||
upsilon | 965 ### greek small letter upsilon, u+03C5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
phi | 966 ### greek small letter phi, u+03C6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
chi | 967 ### greek small letter chi, u+03C7 ISOgrk3
|
||||
psi | 968 ### greek small letter psi, u+03C8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
omega | 969 ### greek small letter omega, u+03C9 ISOgrk3
|
||||
thetasym| 977 ### greek small letter theta symbol, u+03D1 NEW
|
||||
upsih | 978 ### greek upsilon with hook symbol, u+03D2 NEW
|
||||
piv | 982 ### greek pi symbol, u+03D6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
bull | 8226 ### bullet, =black small circle, u+2022 ISOpub
|
||||
hellip | 8230 ### horizontal ellipsis, =three dot leader, u+2026 ISOpub
|
||||
prime | 8242 ### prime, =minutes, =feet, u+2032 ISOtech
|
||||
Prime | 8243 ### double prime, =seconds, =inches, u+2033 ISOtech
|
||||
oline | 8254 ### overline, =spacing overscore, u+203E NEW
|
||||
frasl | 8260 ### fraction slash, u+2044 NEW
|
||||
weierp | 8472 ### script capital P, =power set, =Weierstrass p, u+2118 ISOamso
|
||||
image | 8465 ### blackletter capital I, =imaginary part, u+2111 ISOamso
|
||||
real | 8476 ### blackletter capital R, =real part symbol, u+211C ISOamso
|
||||
trade | 8482 ### trade mark sign, u+2122 ISOnum
|
||||
alefsym | 8501 ### alef symbol, =first transfinite cardinal, u+2135 NEW
|
||||
larr | 8592 ### leftwards arrow, u+2190 ISOnum
|
||||
uarr | 8593 ### upwards arrow, u+2191 ISOnum
|
||||
rarr | 8594 ### rightwards arrow, u+2192 ISOnum
|
||||
darr | 8595 ### downwards arrow, u+2193 ISOnum
|
||||
harr | 8596 ### left right arrow, u+2194 ISOamsa
|
||||
crarr | 8629 ### downwards arrow with corner leftwards, =carriage return, u+21B5 NEW
|
||||
lArr | 8656 ### leftwards double arrow, u+21D0 ISOtech
|
||||
uArr | 8657 ### upwards double arrow, u+21D1 ISOamsa
|
||||
rArr | 8658 ### rightwards double arrow, u+21D2 ISOtech
|
||||
dArr | 8659 ### downwards double arrow, u+21D3 ISOamsa
|
||||
hArr | 8660 ### left right double arrow, u+21D4 ISOamsa
|
||||
forall | 8704 ### for all, u+2200 ISOtech
|
||||
part | 8706 ### partial differential, u+2202 ISOtech
|
||||
exist | 8707 ### there exists, u+2203 ISOtech
|
||||
empty | 8709 ### empty set, =null set, =diameter, u+2205 ISOamso
|
||||
nabla | 8711 ### nabla, =backward difference, u+2207 ISOtech
|
||||
isin | 8712 ### element of, u+2208 ISOtech
|
||||
notin | 8713 ### not an element of, u+2209 ISOtech
|
||||
ni | 8715 ### contains as member, u+220B ISOtech
|
||||
prod | 8719 ### n-ary product, =product sign, u+220F ISOamsb
|
||||
sum | 8721 ### n-ary sumation, u+2211 ISOamsb
|
||||
minus | 8722 ### minus sign, u+2212 ISOtech
|
||||
lowast | 8727 ### asterisk operator, u+2217 ISOtech
|
||||
radic | 8730 ### square root, =radical sign, u+221A ISOtech
|
||||
prop | 8733 ### proportional to, u+221D ISOtech
|
||||
infin | 8734 ### infinity, u+221E ISOtech
|
||||
ang | 8736 ### angle, u+2220 ISOamso
|
||||
and | 8743 ### logical and, =wedge, u+2227 ISOtech
|
||||
or | 8744 ### logical or, =vee, u+2228 ISOtech
|
||||
cap | 8745 ### intersection, =cap, u+2229 ISOtech
|
||||
cup | 8746 ### union, =cup, u+222A ISOtech
|
||||
int | 8747 ### integral, u+222B ISOtech
|
||||
there4 | 8756 ### therefore, u+2234 ISOtech
|
||||
sim | 8764 ### tilde operator, =varies with, =similar to, u+223C ISOtech
|
||||
cong | 8773 ### approximately equal to, u+2245 ISOtech
|
||||
asymp | 8776 ### almost equal to, =asymptotic to, u+2248 ISOamsr
|
||||
ne | 8800 ### not equal to, u+2260 ISOtech
|
||||
equiv | 8801 ### identical to, u+2261 ISOtech
|
||||
le | 8804 ### less-than or equal to, u+2264 ISOtech
|
||||
ge | 8805 ### greater-than or equal to, u+2265 ISOtech
|
||||
sub | 8834 ### subset of, u+2282 ISOtech
|
||||
sup | 8835 ### superset of, u+2283 ISOtech
|
||||
nsub | 8836 ### not a subset of, u+2284 ISOamsn
|
||||
sube | 8838 ### subset of or equal to, u+2286 ISOtech
|
||||
supe | 8839 ### superset of or equal to, u+2287 ISOtech
|
||||
oplus | 8853 ### circled plus, =direct sum, u+2295 ISOamsb
|
||||
otimes | 8855 ### circled times, =vector product, u+2297 ISOamsb
|
||||
perp | 8869 ### up tack, =orthogonal to, =perpendicular, u+22A5 ISOtech
|
||||
sdot | 8901 ### dot operator, u+22C5 ISOamsb
|
||||
lceil | 8968 ### left ceiling, =apl upstile, u+2308, ISOamsc
|
||||
rceil | 8969 ### right ceiling, u+2309, ISOamsc
|
||||
lfloor | 8970 ### left floor, =apl downstile, u+230A, ISOamsc
|
||||
rfloor | 8971 ### right floor, u+230B, ISOamsc
|
||||
lang | 9001 ### left-pointing angle bracket, =bra, u+2329 ISOtech
|
||||
rang | 9002 ### right-pointing angle bracket, =ket, u+232A ISOtech
|
||||
loz | 9674 ### lozenge, u+25CA ISOpub
|
||||
spades | 9824 ### black spade suit, u+2660 ISOpub
|
||||
clubs | 9827 ### black club suit, =shamrock, u+2663 ISOpub
|
||||
hearts | 9829 ### black heart suit, =valentine, u+2665 ISOpub
|
||||
diams | 9830 ### black diamond suit, u+2666 ISOpub
|
||||
quot | 34 ### quotation mark, =apl quote, u+0022 ISOnum
|
||||
amp | 38 ### ampersand, u+0026 ISOnum
|
||||
lt | 60 ### less-than sign, u+003C ISOnum
|
||||
gt | 62 ### greater-than sign, u+003E ISOnum
|
||||
OElig | 338 ### latin capital ligature oe, u+0152 ISOlat2
|
||||
oelig | 339 ### latin small ligature oe, u+0153 ISOlat2
|
||||
Scaron | 352 ### latin capital letter s with caron, u+0160 ISOlat2
|
||||
scaron | 353 ### latin small letter s with caron, u+0161 ISOlat2
|
||||
Yuml | 376 ### latin capital letter y with diaeresis, u+0178 ISOlat2
|
||||
circ | 710 ### modifier letter circumflex accent, u+02C6 ISOpub
|
||||
tilde | 732 ### small tilde, u+02DC ISOdia
|
||||
ensp | 8194 ### en space, u+2002 ISOpub
|
||||
emsp | 8195 ### em space, u+2003 ISOpub
|
||||
thinsp | 8201 ### thin space, u+2009 ISOpub
|
||||
zwnj | 8204 ### zero width non-joiner, u+200C NEW RFC 2070
|
||||
zwj | 8205 ### zero width joiner, u+200D NEW RFC 2070
|
||||
lrm | 8206 ### left-to-right mark, u+200E NEW RFC 2070
|
||||
rlm | 8207 ### right-to-left mark, u+200F NEW RFC 2070
|
||||
ndash | 8211 ### en dash, u+2013 ISOpub
|
||||
mdash | 8212 ### em dash, u+2014 ISOpub
|
||||
lsquo | 8216 ### left single quotation mark, u+2018 ISOnum
|
||||
rsquo | 8217 ### right single quotation mark, u+2019 ISOnum
|
||||
sbquo | 8218 ### single low-9 quotation mark, u+201A NEW
|
||||
ldquo | 8220 ### left double quotation mark, u+201C ISOnum
|
||||
rdquo | 8221 ### right double quotation mark, u+201D ISOnum
|
||||
bdquo | 8222 ### double low-9 quotation mark, u+201E NEW
|
||||
dagger | 8224 ### dagger, u+2020 ISOpub
|
||||
Dagger | 8225 ### double dagger, u+2021 ISOpub
|
||||
permil | 8240 ### per mille sign, u+2030 ISOtech
|
||||
lsaquo | 8249 ### single left-pointing angle quotation mark; proposed but not yet standardised
|
||||
rsaquo | 8250 ### single right-pointing angle quotation mark; proposed but not yet standardised
|
||||
### Named HTML character entities, their numeric reference
|
||||
### (e.g. for &#[0-9]+; entity form), and their use.
|
||||
### From: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/sgml/entities.html
|
||||
###
|
||||
nbsp | 160 ### no-break space
|
||||
iexcl | 161 ### inverted exclamation mark
|
||||
cent | 162 ### cent sign
|
||||
pound | 163 ### pound sterling sign
|
||||
curren | 164 ### general currency sign
|
||||
yen | 165 ### yen sign
|
||||
brvbar | 166 ### broken (vertical) bar
|
||||
sect | 167 ### section sign
|
||||
uml | 168 ### umlaut (dieresis)
|
||||
copy | 169 ### copyright sign
|
||||
ordf | 170 ### ordinal indicator, feminine
|
||||
laquo | 171 ### angle quotation mark, left
|
||||
not | 172 ### not sign
|
||||
shy | 173 ### soft hyphen
|
||||
reg | 174 ### registered sign
|
||||
macr | 175 ### macron
|
||||
deg | 176 ### degree sign
|
||||
plusmn | 177 ### plus-or-minus sign
|
||||
sup2 | 178 ### superscript two
|
||||
sup3 | 179 ### superscript three
|
||||
acute | 180 ### acute accent
|
||||
micro | 181 ### micro sign
|
||||
para | 182 ### pilcrow (paragraph sign)
|
||||
middot | 183 ### middle dot
|
||||
cedil | 184 ### cedilla
|
||||
sup1 | 185 ### superscript one
|
||||
ordm | 186 ### ordinal indicator, masculine
|
||||
raquo | 187 ### angle quotation mark, right
|
||||
frac14 | 188 ### fraction one-quarter
|
||||
frac12 | 189 ### fraction one-half
|
||||
frac34 | 190 ### fraction three-quarters
|
||||
iquest | 191 ### inverted question mark
|
||||
Agrave | 192 ### capital A, grave accent
|
||||
Aacute | 193 ### capital A, acute accent
|
||||
Acirc | 194 ### capital A, circumflex accent
|
||||
Atilde | 195 ### capital A, tilde
|
||||
Auml | 196 ### capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
Aring | 197 ### capital A, ring
|
||||
AElig | 198 ### capital AE diphthong (ligature)
|
||||
Ccedil | 199 ### capital C, cedilla
|
||||
Egrave | 200 ### capital E, grave accent
|
||||
Eacute | 201 ### capital E, acute accent
|
||||
Ecirc | 202 ### capital E, circumflex accent
|
||||
Euml | 203 ### capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
Igrave | 204 ### capital I, grave accent
|
||||
Iacute | 205 ### capital I, acute accent
|
||||
Icirc | 206 ### capital I, circumflex accent
|
||||
Iuml | 207 ### capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
ETH | 208 ### capital Eth, Icelandic
|
||||
Ntilde | 209 ### capital N, tilde
|
||||
Ograve | 210 ### capital O, grave accent
|
||||
Oacute | 211 ### capital O, acute accent
|
||||
Ocirc | 212 ### capital O, circumflex accent
|
||||
Otilde | 213 ### capital O, tilde
|
||||
Ouml | 214 ### capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
times | 215 ### multiply sign
|
||||
Oslash | 216 ### capital O, slash
|
||||
Ugrave | 217 ### capital U, grave accent
|
||||
Uacute | 218 ### capital U, acute accent
|
||||
Ucirc | 219 ### capital U, circumflex accent
|
||||
Uuml | 220 ### capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
Yacute | 221 ### capital Y, acute accent
|
||||
THORN | 222 ### capital THORN, Icelandic
|
||||
szlig | 223 ### small sharp s, German (sz ligature)
|
||||
agrave | 224 ### small a, grave accent
|
||||
aacute | 225 ### small a, acute accent
|
||||
acirc | 226 ### small a, circumflex accent
|
||||
atilde | 227 ### small a, tilde
|
||||
auml | 228 ### small a, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
aring | 229 ### small a, ring
|
||||
aelig | 230 ### small ae diphthong (ligature)
|
||||
ccedil | 231 ### small c, cedilla
|
||||
egrave | 232 ### small e, grave accent
|
||||
eacute | 233 ### small e, acute accent
|
||||
ecirc | 234 ### small e, circumflex accent
|
||||
euml | 235 ### small e, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
igrave | 236 ### small i, grave accent
|
||||
iacute | 237 ### small i, acute accent
|
||||
icirc | 238 ### small i, circumflex accent
|
||||
iuml | 239 ### small i, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
eth | 240 ### small eth, Icelandic
|
||||
ntilde | 241 ### small n, tilde
|
||||
ograve | 242 ### small o, grave accent
|
||||
oacute | 243 ### small o, acute accent
|
||||
ocirc | 244 ### small o, circumflex accent
|
||||
otilde | 245 ### small o, tilde
|
||||
ouml | 246 ### small o, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
divide | 247 ### divide sign
|
||||
oslash | 248 ### small o, slash
|
||||
ugrave | 249 ### small u, grave accent
|
||||
uacute | 250 ### small u, acute accent
|
||||
ucirc | 251 ### small u, circumflex accent
|
||||
uuml | 252 ### small u, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
yacute | 253 ### small y, acute accent
|
||||
thorn | 254 ### small thorn, Icelandic
|
||||
yuml | 255 ### small y, dieresis or umlaut mark
|
||||
fnof | 402 ### latin small f with hook, =function, =florin, u+0192 ISOtech
|
||||
Alpha | 913 ### greek capital letter alpha, u+0391
|
||||
Beta | 914 ### greek capital letter beta, u+0392
|
||||
Gamma | 915 ### greek capital letter gamma, u+0393 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Delta | 916 ### greek capital letter delta, u+0394 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Epsilon | 917 ### greek capital letter epsilon, u+0395
|
||||
Zeta | 918 ### greek capital letter zeta, u+0396
|
||||
Eta | 919 ### greek capital letter eta, u+0397
|
||||
Theta | 920 ### greek capital letter theta, u+0398 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Iota | 921 ### greek capital letter iota, u+0399
|
||||
Kappa | 922 ### greek capital letter kappa, u+039A
|
||||
Lambda | 923 ### greek capital letter lambda, u+039B ISOgrk3
|
||||
Mu | 924 ### greek capital letter mu, u+039C
|
||||
Nu | 925 ### greek capital letter nu, u+039D
|
||||
Xi | 926 ### greek capital letter xi, u+039E ISOgrk3
|
||||
Omicron | 927 ### greek capital letter omicron, u+039F
|
||||
Pi | 928 ### greek capital letter pi, u+03A0 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Rho | 929 ### greek capital letter rho, u+03A1
|
||||
Sigma | 931 ### greek capital letter sigma, u+03A3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Tau | 932 ### greek capital letter tau, u+03A4
|
||||
Upsilon | 933 ### greek capital letter upsilon, u+03A5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Phi | 934 ### greek capital letter phi, u+03A6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Chi | 935 ### greek capital letter chi, u+03A7
|
||||
Psi | 936 ### greek capital letter psi, u+03A8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
Omega | 937 ### greek capital letter omega, u+03A9 ISOgrk3
|
||||
alpha | 945 ### greek small letter alpha, u+03B1 ISOgrk3
|
||||
beta | 946 ### greek small letter beta, u+03B2 ISOgrk3
|
||||
gamma | 947 ### greek small letter gamma, u+03B3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
delta | 948 ### greek small letter delta, u+03B4 ISOgrk3
|
||||
epsilon | 949 ### greek small letter epsilon, u+03B5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
zeta | 950 ### greek small letter zeta, u+03B6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
eta | 951 ### greek small letter eta, u+03B7 ISOgrk3
|
||||
theta | 952 ### greek small letter theta, u+03B8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
iota | 953 ### greek small letter iota, u+03B9 ISOgrk3
|
||||
kappa | 954 ### greek small letter kappa, u+03BA ISOgrk3
|
||||
lambda | 955 ### greek small letter lambda, u+03BB ISOgrk3
|
||||
mu | 956 ### greek small letter mu, u+03BC ISOgrk3
|
||||
nu | 957 ### greek small letter nu, u+03BD ISOgrk3
|
||||
xi | 958 ### greek small letter xi, u+03BE ISOgrk3
|
||||
omicron | 959 ### greek small letter omicron, u+03BF NEW
|
||||
pi | 960 ### greek small letter pi, u+03C0 ISOgrk3
|
||||
rho | 961 ### greek small letter rho, u+03C1 ISOgrk3
|
||||
sigmaf | 962 ### greek small letter final sigma, u+03C2 ISOgrk3
|
||||
sigma | 963 ### greek small letter sigma, u+03C3 ISOgrk3
|
||||
tau | 964 ### greek small letter tau, u+03C4 ISOgrk3
|
||||
upsilon | 965 ### greek small letter upsilon, u+03C5 ISOgrk3
|
||||
phi | 966 ### greek small letter phi, u+03C6 ISOgrk3
|
||||
chi | 967 ### greek small letter chi, u+03C7 ISOgrk3
|
||||
psi | 968 ### greek small letter psi, u+03C8 ISOgrk3
|
||||
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|
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|
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宮崎 駿
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