How to enter the forking sign?

[crystalfp]

To enter the forking sign (U+2ADC), listed in the Supplemental Mathematical Operations I should enter a key that is not present on a US keyboard, something similar to a fork. Could you clarify (or change)?
Thanks!
mario

[crystalfp]

Similar problem with INVERTED INTERROBANG (U+2E18) in Supplemental Punctuations. But here there is a general sequence plus sequences to use if ¡ or ¿ are present on the keyboard. And a comment explaining this.

Here I want to reiterate my gratitude for developing this tool. My laptop comes from my employer, but besides English I need to write in Italian, Deutsch and Español too.
Thanks!
mario

[crystalfp]

Sorry to bother you with these minor problems! Possibly I will never have to use the above symbols but my engineer soul dictates this should be fixed ☺. And I understand the logic: some symbols make senses only if you have a certain keyboard (for example the Cyrillic one) so no need to enter a general sequence.

Instead a letter missing from superscripts is the ᵗ (superscript t). I'm able to enter it to compose "5ᵗʰ", but searching "superscript" it does not show.
Thanks again!
mario

[samhocevar]

Thanks for the reports. I will try to address them separately and improve the UI somewhat.

The problem with ᵗ is that even though it is rendered as superscript, its official name in the Unicode standard is MODIFIER LETTER SMALL T so you will indeed not find it with the “superscript” keyword.

[crystalfp]

Clarified.
Going to close the issue.
Thanks again!
mario

[RefriZaddo]

Actually for inverted bangs just use the compose key followed by the normal bang twice