A mapping of regular characters to their Unicode superscript equivalents. Used for converting numbers and basic mathematical symbols to superscript format. Commonly used for exponents, powers, and scientific notation.
A mapping of ASCII digits to their Unicode subscript glyphs, written as the
literal characters (₀–₉) rather than the \uXXXX escapes used
by SUBSCRIPTS. The mapped values are identical to SUBSCRIPTS for the
digit keys — this is purely the literal-glyph spelling, handy where a source
regex needs the visible characters.
A mapping of ASCII digits to their Unicode superscript glyphs, written as the
literal characters (⁰–⁹) rather than the \uXXXX escapes used
by SUPERSCRIPTS. The mapped values are identical to SUPERSCRIPTS for
the digit keys — this is purely the literal-glyph spelling, handy where a
source regex needs the visible characters.
A mapping of regular characters to their Unicode subscript equivalents. Used for converting numbers and basic mathematical symbols to subscript format.