On 18-12-2019 16:40, Marvin W wrote:
[..]
Also that's a weird counting there, usually I would expect end to
point to the position after the last referenced character - at least
that's what you do in most programming languages (e.g.
"&&&"[0:14] will give you "&&&" without the
last ";").
I'd not be opposed to changing the definition of 'end' here. Twitter
Entities [1] also points to the character after.
[1]
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/data-dictionary/overview/entities-object
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ralphm
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