Hi!
So the ctype functions are barely of of any use for characters beyond the
ASCII range?
Is that by design, or due to technical limitations? Either way, it should
be clearly stated in the PHP documentation.
PHP is not a Unicode language yet. If you think it's a problem you're
welcome to port ext/unicode stuff from PHP 6 branch. ext/intl does a lot
of string stuff (collations, etc.) but not character stuff.
And why does ctype_print return true for the British Pound symbol for
some people (including my hosting company's server) but false for others?
(Someone on php.general confirmed this strange disparity.)
Probably different encodings or different locale databases.
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