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Utf8rewind 1.5.0 improves case mapping performance by 15% across the board
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Windows 10 Broke My Unit Test
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Utf8rewind 1.4.0 – Adds support for case folding and matching by category
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Utf8rewind's case mapping is 75% faster and now supports Turkish
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Utf8rewind 1.3.0 adds Turkish case mapping and improves performance by 75%
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Utf8rewind 1.3.0 – 75% faster and now supports Turkish, Lithuanian and Greek
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11y ago
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The Curious Case of the Greek Final Sigma
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11y ago
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11y ago
This is actually guarded against in a macro: #define UTF8_VALIDATE_PARAMETERS(_inputType, _outputType, _result) \ if (input == 0) { \ UTF8_SET_ERROR(INVALID_DATA); \ return _result; \ } \ If
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11y ago
You can find all case folding codepoints on the Unicode Consortium website: ftp://ftp.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/CaseFolding.txt and ftp://ftp.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/SpecialCasing.txt. A
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11y ago
It wasn't before, but I looked up how to host static HTML on Bitbucket. You can now read the documentation online here: http://knight666.bitbucket.org/utf8rewind/
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11y ago
No, currently Turkish, Greek, Lithuanian and Azeri case mappings are not always grammatically correct. This is because utf8rewind currently does not take the system locale into account when case mapping. Fixing these issues is planned for a
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11y ago
Author here. The library currently doesn't employ any kind of fuzzing. I rely on multiple tests for every kind of input. I've found that is a pretty reliable way to test for "unknown unknowns", even if it's extremel
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11y ago
You've probably never heard of it because it has 136 downloads in total. ;) It's very thoroughly tested but it hasn't been used in any serious projects yet.
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Utf8rewind changes for 1.2.1
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11y ago
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Utf8rewind 1.2.0 – Adds support for Unicode 7.0 case mapping and normalization
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11y ago
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Critical security update for utf8rewind
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12y ago
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How to flip input handling on its head with action mapping
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