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Character Mapping
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Character Mapping

These tables map individual characters to unique numbers.

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✅ Duplication check passed.

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Char Mapping
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When users manually import individual characters on
Setup and Config
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, we first check whether or not the character already exists before importing it into
Character Mapping
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. If it DOES already exist, the user is displayed a notice telling them that the character couldn’t be imported. We use
Rejected by Importer
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for this purpose.
Rejected by Importer
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VAR Char Mapping table has duplicates
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false
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Will display giant warning at the top of this page if there’s a duplicate character.
Additionally, the duplicates will be highlighted in the Char Mapping table, and a filter will kick in such that only those duplicates are shown (all other characters will be hidden).

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