Does there exist a standard module or function that, given a Combining
Character Sequence (or, more generally, an arbitrary Unicode text
string), will generate a list of all canonically equivalent strings?
For example, if given the character U+1EAD, I'd like to get back a list
of all these can
A project I'm working on needs to build a list of all Unicode characters
that have canonical decompositions. The most efficient ways I can think
of to get such a list are from unicore/Decomposition.pl or by scanning
unicore/UnicodeData.txt. However:
Re unicore/Decomposition.pl, the header of t
BobH wrote:
Re unicore/UnicodeData.txt, I've recently posted a version of my module
that uses unicore/UnicodeData.txt to CPAN, and from Perl 5.14 testers
I've received only failure notices which indicate that the file cannot
be found :-(
Just installed ActivePerl 5.14 and, indeed,
Karl Williamson wrote:
> I'm presuming you need this not for a one-time only thing, but to be
> able to run this program over and over.
Yes -- this is for a module that will be usable in a number of
situations. See
http://search.cpan.org/~bhallissy/Text-Unicode-Equivalents-0.05/.
The curren
Karl Williamson wrote:
If I did this, I would be tempted to have it return an inversion
list, instead of an array of every code point that matches the
property. ...
My question to you is would that be acceptable to you, do you think?
I hate to return an enormous array by default when the appli
Karl Williamson wrote:
I'm trying to think of a good name. Best so far is
UCD::get_prop_invlist()
Hm, "get" normally isn't needed.
How about something simpler such as UCD::charlist()
Bob
