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Specifically for that example, Zoom is written and maintained in China, so I would expect the developers made special code for segmenting chinese names but not
by microcolonel 6y ago
Specifically for that example, Zoom is written and maintained in China, so I would expect the developers made special code for segmenting chinese names but not non-English latin ones.
- rusk 6y agoAre these characters strictly speaking "Latin"? Would they be categorised as "Nordic" or "Cyrillic"? Standard "Latin" characters to me are those that are supported on a Latin keyboard, and provided for by the latin codepage.
- pedrosorio 6y agoThey are all Latin according to Unicode 1.0 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_script_in_Unicode https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_script_in_Unicode
- Bayart 6y agoThey're Latin characters with diacritics. They're not usually treated as separate letters.