Four glyphs in Hangul basic (2350) have no information (Version 2.5b (1086))

[Ryu]

Hi~!.
I found that four glyphs in Hangul basic (2350) have no information such as Unicode.

If I put the information by myself, the glyphs are not shown in proper order.

[mekkablue (Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer)]

Okay, which Unicode should they have and how should they be sorted?

[George_Thomas]

Google tells me the jung encoding is U+C911. I am not an Asian language person so don’t have a clue as to what the glyph should look like, so am not sure if it is correct. Consider checking the encodings and characters shown here:
http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/codetables/9.3.html

[GeorgSeifert]

The glyphs are in the database but for some reason have a uppercase J instead of a lowercase. I fixed it.

[Ryu]

Thanks a lot, mekkablue.

I think these four glyphs should have following information.

I found that other glyphs are already taken these Unicode.

Comparing to the other glyphs name, I think the glyphs name that contain the capital
‘J’ have different rules.