KennyTM~ <kenn...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Mar 26, 10 05:46, yigal chripun wrote:
while it's true that '?' has one unicode value for it, it's not true
for all sorts of diacritics and combine code-points. So your approach
is to pass the responsibility for that to the end user which in
99.9999% will not handle this correctlly.
Non-issue. Since when can a character literal store > 1 code-point?
Not only that, but one does not routinely go about adding random
numbers to randomly chosen code points. When '?' + 3 is used, it's
because it was the best (fastest/easiest/most readable) way to do it.
Or somebody was just showing off, but that can be done in more
horrible ways.
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Simen
