On Tue, 13 Oct 2020 14:45:42 +0200 "Silvan Jegen" <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Silvan, > > In many applications, it is necessary to count the number of > > user-per‐ > > I *think* it's better to leave out the first comma here but I could be > wrong about this. you're right; I was a bit overmotivated with commas (as every German is). > I would add an example of why you would want to know how many > perceived characters are in a UTF-8 string (to really drive home the > point), so something like: > > In many applications, it is necessary to count the number of user-per‐ > ceived characters, i.e. grapheme clusters, in a string. *In a text > editor, for example, you need to know how many of these grapheme > clusters you have to draw on the screen so you can calculate if you > have enough space to do that on one line, etc.* This is pretty ... Thanks, I've added a sentence reflecting this! > s/abide/abide by/ ? Not sure, we may need some native speaker input > here. Yes, the proposition makes sense here. > Otherwise the page looks great to me! Thank you again for your input! With best regards Laslo
