I claimed:
> > «x + 1» : Left/right-pointing double-angle quotation mark,
> > U+AB/U+BB. These are very well-supported (e.g., they are used for
> > French quotations and are in Latin-1), and in many cases are the easiest
> > to enter. However, do they too similar to the comparison operators <
> >
David A. Wheeler scripsit:
> «x + 1» : Left/right-pointing double-angle quotation mark,
> U+AB/U+BB. These are very well-supported (e.g., they are used for
> French quotations and are in Latin-1), and in many cases are the easiest
> to enter. However, do they too similar to the comparison operato
It appears that Clojure normally loads source files assuming they are UTF-8,
which makes supporting Unicode much easier. This suggests that using a
non-ASCII
character might not be too hard for them to support.
Source file src/jvm/clojure/lang/Compiler.java routine "loadFile" has this Java
line
