Sherman wrote:
> the \p{Lower/Upper/Alpha/Space} are specified/implemented for POSIX
> version, which is clearly documented in the API document.
I don't see how you can use Unicode names and give them non-Unicode
meanings. That doesn't seem fair.
Perl had the same problem for a long time. We finally got around
it by having things like \p{POSIX_Lower}, \p{POSIX_Alpha}, etc.
But these are a pretty recent fix to an old bug.
--tom
