Yes Value in IDS Unary Operator Unicode Property

Unicode Version 18.0

Yes is the Boolean value assigned to the code point that functions as the IDS unary operator, specifically the character U+2FFD (IDEOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION CHARACTER LEFT TO RIGHT OVERLAPPING MIRRORING). When this value is true, it indicates that the character can be used in ideographic description sequences as a prefix operator that takes a single ideographic operand, effectively combining two adjacent ideographs into a compound structural representation. This operator denotes a left-to-right overlapping arrangement where the second character is mirrored, and its presence in Unicode data supports the systematic encoding of complex CJK characters that are not directly assignable a codepoint. The "Yes" value confirms that the character is recognized as a valid operator for such parsing, distinguishing it from other ideographic description characters that require two operands.

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U+2FFE
⿾
Ideographic Description Character Horizontal Reflection
U+2FFF
⿿
Ideographic Description Character Rotation