Hi,
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs/wcwidth.c
> to latest unicode data?
Done.
Now that recently every standard seemed to agree that UTF-8 uses at most 4
(and not 6) bytes and the highest valid Unicode value is U+1FFFFF, I
wonder
whether the stress test should be updated, too. As far as I understand,
the
preferred new behavior for a former 5 or 6 byte long UTF-8 sequence is to
emit 5 or 6 replacement character, since the first byte is invalid, and
subsequent bytes are unexpected continuation bytes.
bye,
Egmont
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