ASCII and HTML Character References v.2.0.0
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ASCII and HTML Character References provides a precise structured guide to all 128 ASCII code points from U+0000 through U+007F. Each record includes the decimal and...
Release structure
Review the published tables, record coverage, and field names included with release 2.0.0.
Data dictionary
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| code_point_decimal | integer | Yes | ASCII code point as a decimal integer from 0 through 127. |
| code_point_hex | text | Yes | Unicode notation for the same ASCII code point. |
| ascii_class | text | Yes | Practical ASCII classification. |
| unicode_name | text | Yes | Unicode character name or normative control alias. |
| display_character | text | Yes | Literal character for printable ASCII only; blank for controls. |
| unicode_escape | text | Yes | Six-character Unicode escape notation. |
| html_decimal_reference | text | Yes | HTML decimal numeric character-reference syntax. |
| html_hex_reference | text | Yes | HTML hexadecimal numeric character-reference syntax. |
| html_numeric_result_code_point | text | Yes | Code point produced by the HTML numeric-reference algorithm. |
| html_numeric_direct_mapping | boolean | Yes | Whether HTML parsing returns the referenced ASCII code point unchanged. |
| html_named_references | text | Yes | Canonical semicolon-terminated WHATWG named references that resolve to this single ASCII code point. |
| html_parsing_note | text | Yes | Relevant HTML parsing behavior, including control and null handling. |
Release at a glance
All 128 ASCII code points, with Unicode names or control aliases and WHATWG HTML character-reference syntax and parsing behavior.
Each row represents exactly one ASCII code point, producing complete, gap-free coverage from decimal 0 through 127. Printable display characters are included only for U+0020 through U+007E so control characters cannot corrupt delimited output. Named references are limited to canonical semicolon-terminated WHATWG entries that resolve to a single ASCII code point.
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