Re: CJK combining components (was RE: "Giga ...)

[Jon Babcock (Re: CJK combining components (was RE: "Giga ...)) writes:]

>>
>> To restate the question: To identify any Chinese character by means of
>> hemigrams, does it matter how the hemigrams are positioned relative to each
>> other?
>>
>> Of the examples given so far, only yun24 U+6688 and hui1 U+6689 may turn out
>> to pose a problem and may give us the best example so far of a case where
>> position alone matters.

How about U+4ECC and U+4ECE?


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