Hi,
there are some more commands available:
Furthermore I wrote some basic syntax highlighting stuff to display 'no ASCII', 'no Latin', 'all combining diacritics' characters.
Most of the commands also support Unicode higher than U+FFFF. [But be careful! Up to now TM 1 can display (more or less) these characters, but each char are in TM 1 two chars! If you place the caret in between and invoke a command TM will crash immediately! But TM 2 supports these chars ;) ]
I wrote a new Chinese Traditional <> Simplified Converter. It also converts characters > U+FFFF (Apple's not ;) ), and it show up all those characters which have more than one counterpart as snippets {A=B|C}. There's a command which shows a menu displaying B and C etc. to disambiguate (Apple does not do that).
All Unicode data are coming from the latest Unicode 5.1 and it's easy to upgrade.
Show Unicode Properties also shows all known information about Chinese/Japanese/Korean ideographs, like Radical, readings, Wubi Xing codes, etc. All these data are coming from Apple's Character Palette internals ;) But I think about to integrate Unicode's UniHan database. This zip file (6MB) won't be part of that bundle. Anyone who wants to use it can download it (I will provide a command for that).
Last but not least I want to say thank you to Walter Dörwald who helped me a lot with the Python scripts.
Cheers,
--Hans