Re: unicode normalization

billposer@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
One thing that tcl does not have as far as I can tell is unicode
normalization functions. Am I correct in thinking that there are no
builtin functions, extensions, or library functions for this? If so, I
am thinking that this is something that ought to be added. It is fairly
important for serious Unicode use. Python has it in a base library
(unicodedata) and there is a Perl module for it (Unicode::Normalize).

Sounds like something for tcllib to do (if it doesn't already).

Donal.
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