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I largely share sqrt17's grief. There is no such thing as "UTF-32 character". Abstract character is not code point. UTF-32 _is_ fixed width because it's defi

I largely share sqrt17's grief. There is no such thing as "UTF-32 character". Abstract character is not code point. UTF-32 _is_ fixed width because it's defined on code points, not glyphs, not characters.

ars 15y ago
Fixed width in what way? It's not fixed width for display or search, so what's fixed about it?