Canonical Combining Class - CCC35

CCC35 is a specific numeric value assigned to certain combining characters, indicating they are positioned above the base character with a fixed vertical offset. It applies to marks like the Cyrillic titlo or some spacing diacritics that require a stable, non-interacting placement. This value ensures that when such characters are combined with a base glyph, they do not reorder with other combining marks, since CCC35 falls into the class of “fixed” positions above. For text processing, CCC35 helps maintain predictable rendering and sorting, as characters with this value are treated as having a higher priority than those with lower numeric classes, but they still participate in canonical equivalence normalization without altering the base character’s identity.