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I actually agree with this sentiment, using non-keyboard utf8 characters in code is just asking for massive problems down the line. A fun party trick perhaps, b
by craftinator 5y ago
I actually agree with this sentiment, using non-keyboard utf8 characters in code is just asking for massive problems down the line. A fun party trick perhaps, but such a bad idea for anything that isn't a hobby Project.
- dnautics 5y agoI disagree, in that it's the opposite. You might want to put some internal calls in Unicode as a way to gatekeep contributors and users to people who are serious about using Julia. But if you think your project could be used by casual explorers, your public API better not have Unicode calls, or, at least provide sensible non-unicode aliases for unicode calls.