<lelf> Is \w defined as <alnum> on purpose? <moritz> yes <lelf> It is not in perl5 <moritz> no? <lelf> With the very good reason that it matches combining chars for example <lelf> m: say 'xyz̧p' ~~ /\w+/ <camelia> rakudo-moar 4cad54: OUTPUT«｢xyz｣» <moritz> those are meant to be deal with at grapheme level in p6 <jnthn> Right; that's a lack of NFG... <masak> oh, so the above's a bug? <jnthn> masak: Well, it's an "NFG is NYI"... <masak> do we have "NFG is NYI" in RT? <moritz> masak: we have <masak> moritz: thank you. <jnthn> If not, we should have one, but I suspect we do... <jnthn> And I'd include this as an example in it. * masak gets on it <jnthn> So we have that ticket a source to mine for test cases :)
