fantasai wrote: > > Addison Phillips wrote: >> >> Hi Fantasai, >> >> Interestingly, this question came up in my review of XmlHttpRequest >> just yesterday. I believe that what you want is: >> >> - You want to define it in terms of the Unicode definition. >> >> - You also probably want to define it in deterministic terms, rather >> than allowing it to be language sensitive. This means *not* using >> SpecialCasing.txt or language-specific tailorings (e.g. the >> Turkish/Azerbaijani dotted/dotless i mappings). > > I'd be happy with that if [a-z] and [A-Z] matched each other and didn't > match anything else. But it seems that's not the case in Unicode. Sorry, that should be "that might not be the case in Unicode", as I'm not really sure. :) ~fantasaiReceived on Thursday, 15 November 2007 22:02:39 GMT
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