Python, unicodedata name, and codepoint value, what am i missing?

I'm dealing with unicode data characters, and I wonder why some do not have any name in unicodedata? Here is a sample code where you can check the `< unknown >` I thought that every characters inside unicode database were named, BTW there are all of the same category that is `[Cc] Other, Control`. Another question: how can I get the unicode code point value? Is it `ord(unicodechar)` that does the trick? I also put the file here (as encoding is a weird thing), and because I think that my cut n' paste with 'invisible' character may be lossy. ``` #!/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- #extracted and licensing from here: """ :author: Laurent Pointal <laurent.pointal@limsi.fr> <laurent.pointal@laposte.net> :organization: CNRS - LIMSI :copyright: CNRS - 2004-2009 :license: GNU-GPL Version 3 or greater :version: $Id$ """ # Chars alonemarks: # !?¿;,*¤@°:%|¦/()[]{}<>«»´`¨&~=#±£¥$©®" # must have spaces around them to make them tokens. # Notes: they may be in pchar or fchar too, to identify punctuation after # a fchar. # \202 is a special , # \226 \227 are special - alonemarks = u"!?¿;,\202*¤@°:%|¦/()[\]{}<>«»´`¨&~=#±\226"+\ u"\227£¥$©®\"" import unicodedata for x in alonemarks: unicodename = unicodedata.name(x, '<unknown>') print "\t".join(map(unicode, (x, len(x), ord(x), unicodename, unicodedata.category(x)))) # unichr(int('fd9b', 16)).encode('utf-8') # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/867866/convert-unicode-codepoint-to-utf8-hex-in-python ```