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for native unicode support I would break the world.
by cmyr 10y ago
for native unicode support I would break the world.
- aminorex 10y ago2.7 does Unicode quite well. Not as well as it should, certainly, but arguably better than 3.3 did. I haven't played with anything since, and given the long history of this project going off the rails, I will require some serious convincing before I waste more time in it. Yes I do multilingual string processing a LOT. I worked in SMT for about 3 years. Python 2.7 was the only practical option. Python 3 does not fix the GIL. That would be enough to get me interested again.