Perl 6, by default, stores all strings given to it in NFG form, Normalization Form Grapheme. Perhaps in specification, the feature comparison matrix suggests t

Perl 6, by default, stores all strings given to it in NFG form, Normalization Form Grapheme. Perhaps in specification, the feature comparison matrix suggests that NFG is Not Yet Implemented in any implementation in practice: http://perl6.org/compilers/features http://perl6.org/compilers/features I wonder if that "significant and rapidly growing chunk of the planet's programmer population" will find that an untested and partially implemented feature suffices for their needs in the real world.