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So it doesn't. If Unicode doesn't cover non-trivial forms of case-folding, 99% of Unicode doesn't mean anything.
by oguz-ismail 2y ago
So it doesn't. If Unicode doesn't cover non-trivial forms of case-folding, 99% of Unicode doesn't mean anything.
- PaulDavisThe1st 2y agoI am not aware of a Unicode concept of "the latin letter o followed by an apostrophe followed by another latin letter". Unicode would identify the glyphs for such a concept, but I don't see how Unicode is involved in this in anyway as far the process of deciding what "capitalized o'reilly" means.