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Should U+22A5 and U+27C2 be equivalent? #218

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jonas-schulze opened this issue Jan 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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Should U+22A5 and U+27C2 be equivalent? #218

jonas-schulze opened this issue Jan 28, 2021 · 2 comments

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@jonas-schulze
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This is a follow up to JuliaLang/julia#39350 (comment).

In Julia U+22A5 ( or \bot) and U+27C2 ( or \perp) are different, even under normalization. Is this intended behavior or should they be equivalent?

cc: @mcabbott, @StefanKarpinski

@StefanKarpinski
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The Unicode Consortium decides on normalization rules, this repo just implements them. That said, Julia does some additional normalization, IIRC.

@stevengj
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Yes, they aren't equivalent according to Unicode, so this is not a utf8proc issue.

See also the discussion in #11: we do provide the hooks for custom normalizations, and Julia takes advantage of this (JuliaLang/julia#19464). So, we could add it as a new Julia-specific normalization, but we've been conservative about this — basically, we've used it for confusable characters which show up frequently because they have popular input methods.

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