我不知道谁会做出这样的决定，但是有这样的语言吗？
我问这个问题（或者一些琐事，如果你愿意的话）的原因是我刚刚完成了我的“开发者”版本的 dvorak 的第八次迭代（重点强调特殊字符）。而且四个键目前还没有使用！
因为我不想偶然发现一种新语言来尝试，却发现我的布局缺少一个关键的特殊字符，所以我决定询问社区。
如果除了基本字符之外不需要任何其他字符，那么未使用的键的最佳用途是什么（当然对于程序员来说就是这样）？ 扩展 ascii 表中的内容？或者故意不使用它们并使用 AutoHotKey 做一些很酷的事情？
I cant see who would make such a decision but is there any such language?
The reason I ask this (or some trivia, if you like) is that I just finished making the eighth iteration of my "developer" version of dvorak (big emphasis on special characters). And four keys are currently not used!
Since I dont ever want to stumble upon a new language to try, only to find out that my layout lacks a crucial special character I decided to ask the community.
If there never is a need for any other characters besides the basic ones, what would be the best use (for a programmer of course, this is SO) of unused keys? Something from the extended ascii table? Or purposefully leave them unused and do something cool with with AutoHotKey?
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是的，有（至少一个）： APL
这是康威的生命游戏用 APL 编写：
（来源：wikimedia.org）
它使用以下键盘映射：
Yes, there is (at least one): APL
Here is Conway's Game of Life written in APL:
(source: wikimedia.org)
It uses this keyboard mapping:
事实上的标准 Haskell 实现，GHC，
>如果在文件顶部指定， 。这使您可以将
→用于函数类型和 lambda，⇒用于类型类，←用于列表推导式等。更准确地说，支持的语法是：
此外，各种库提供 Unicode 运算符（使用 Haskell 对运算符名称中的 Unicode 字符的支持）： http ://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Unicode-symbols
The de-facto standard Haskell implementation, GHC, supports Unicode syntax if
is specified at the top of a file. This lets you use
→for function types and lambdas,⇒for type classes,←for list comprehensions, etc..More precisely, the supported syntax is:
Further, various libraries provide Unicode operators (using Haskell's support for Unicode characters in operator names): http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Unicode-symbols
Fortress，一种数学/科学编程语言，由 Java 的 Guy L Steele（以及其他人）在 Sun 工作时开发，广泛使用 Unicode 数学运算符等。
不仅有该语言的定义的 ASCII 表示形式，还有使用 TeX 将 ASCII 转换为“渲染”版本的定义方法。您还可以（据我所知）直接在源代码中使用 Unicode 运算符 - 对于难以键入的内容只有一个 ASCII“快捷方式”（据我所知 - 我承认我在这一点上不确定）。
该网站有源代码及其呈现方式的示例。
Fortress, a mathematical/scientific programming language developed by (among others) Java's Guy L Steele when he was still at Sun, extensively uses Unicode mathematical operators etc.
Not only is there a defined ASCII representation of the language, there's also a defined way of converting the ASCII into a 'rendered' version using TeX. You can also (as I understand i) use Unicode operators directly in your source -- there's just an ASCII 'shortcut' for stuff that's hard to type (as I understand it -- I'l admit I'm not sure on this point).
The site has an example of the source and how it's rendered.
C# 允许变量包含 Unicode 字符。例如，字符 ɢ（拉丁小写字母 G，U+0262）在 C# 变量中是完全有效的字符。
C# allows variables to contain Unicode characters. For example, the character ɢ (Latin Small Capital G, U+0262) is a perfectly valid character in a C# variable.
旧的 Macintosh 程序员工作室 (MPW) 的脚本语言使用大量非 ASCII 字符来实现基本上是 Unix shell 的一个版本。事实上，一些 文档仍然可用。例如，它使用 Σ 进行重定向。
The scripting language for the old Macintosh Programmer's Workshop (MPW) used lots of non-ASCII characters to implement what was basically a version of the Unix shell. In fact, some of the documentation is still available. It used ∑ for redirection, for example.
Perl 6 具有可选的 Unicode 运算符，以及添加用户定义的功能运营商。
您可能不应该等待它才重新映射您的密钥。我不知道 Rakudo 是否可以使用 Unicode 运算符。
Perl 6 has optional Unicode operators, as well as the ability to add user-defined operators.
You probably shouldn't wait for it before remapping your keys. I don't know if Rakudo can work with Unicode operators yet.
PL/I 使用倒置的 L 字符作为“非”运算符；我曾经使用过的 VM360 使用“^”作为 ASCII 等效项（我不认为 EBCDIC 有“^”）。
PL/I uses an upside-down-L character for the "not" operator; the VM360 I used once upon a time used "^" as the ASCII equivalent (I don't think EBCDIC had "^").
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