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> 5. All Latin alphabet languages and UTF-8 characters are supported. This claim really needs revising, only latin languages are supported, and the implementat
by jahewson 12y ago
> 5. All Latin alphabet languages and UTF-8 characters are supported.
This claim really needs revising, only latin languages are supported, and the implementation doesn't use the Unicode boundary analysis algorithms. It certainly doesn't support the whole of Unicode as it first appears.
This is a nice effort but make it clear that it's Latin-only. Also, how well does it measure up to the Unicode UAX #29 grapheme/word/sentence break algorithms?