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The unicode table contains a subset of the HTML pseudo-named character entities and their corresponding Unicode codepoints. To access these special characters, I use a library function. Further discussion on this topic can be found at my PHP Lab series page on the head() function.

To review the MySQL unicode Table Structure, step back a node.

A usage example:

inserting: {$ent['raquo']} (right angle quote) returns: » (»)

Using a little more sophisticated SQL query, I can quickly turn a table like this into a Unicode entity/codepoint/character chart. Such as the example below.

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Table laz.unicode: Selected data.
mysql> select entity,code,hex(code) as hex,concat('&#',code,';') as glyph
mysql> from laz.unicode
mysql> order by code;
entity code hex glyph
27 rows in set (0.0003 seconds)
dollar 36 24 $
nbsp 160 A0  
curren 164 A4 ¤
sect 167 A7 §
copy 169 A9 ©
laquo 171 AB «
reg 174 AE ®
deg 176 B0 °
plusmn 177 B1 ±
para 182 B6
middot 183 B7 ·
raquo 187 BB »
eacute 233 E9 é
Sigma 931 3A3 Σ
ndash 8211 2013
mdash 8212 2014
lsquo 8216 2018
rsquo 8217 2019
ldquo 8220 201C
rdquo 8221 201D
lsaquo 8249 2039
rsaquo 8250 203A
trade 8482 2122
radic 8730 221A
loz 9674 25CA
bstar 9733 2605
wstar 9734 2606

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