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From: Richard (legalize_at_[hidden])
Date: 2024-02-28 21:26:51
In article <CALOpkJCSm3-YEfhYVuWZG+XPco09LfOodope37QjOn40qGGQ_Q_at_[hidden]> you write:
>I should have mentioned -- I recently removed the ascii::* parsers,
>which used is_*() from the C standard library. It included
>ascii::alnum. I removed them because those is_*() functions are
>considered just plain wrong by me and lots of other people from SG-16
>(the committee's Unicode study group).
Is there a link to some discussion about why they are considered
'wrong'? Certainly they're correct for ASCII.
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