Hi,

I'm using: PyQt4, OS X 10.7.5

In an editor generated by QWebView I am unable to display five-digit hex unicode code points properly.

For example, in the editor, the character "ð’€€" (U+12000, a Cuneiform sign, using the Neo-Assyrian font at: http://www.hethport.uni-wuerzburg.de/cuneifont/) displays both a "ð’€€" and a square box which is shaded on the left side and has the right side of an "A" on its right side.

When I put a space (" ") in front of the Cuneiform sign the box disappears, but an empty space (which can't be deleted) appears after the Cuneiform sign.

Other five-digit hex symbols (e.g. "ð“€€", U+13000, using the Aegyptus font from: http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/) also have the same problem.

Four-digit hex symbols (e.g. "ሀ", U+1200) seem to work fine, without any of these issues.
Mac's TextEdit has no troubles displaying the five-digit hex unicode symbols.

Could the issue be QWebView's handling of Unicode symbols outside the four-digit hex range?

Thanks,

Nick Webb