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If Unicode is allowed, should its use be restricted, e.g. to character and string literals?
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If Unicode is allowed, should its use be restricted, e.g. to character and string literals?
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What about supporting scripts where characters are written right-to-left instead of left-to-right. In theory, you still have a simple sequence of characters, but what about mixing L-to-R and R-to-L scripts, e.g. the spelling of language keywords? Should 'module' be spelled 'eludom' in a R-to-L encoding? Or is this just a text-editor/visualisation problem that does not concern the language standard? (Note that, for instance in Arabic script, words are R-to-L but numbers are L-to-R.)
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Unicode has varying-width space characters (m-width, n-width, l-width, non-breaking space, narrow non-breaking space, zero-width non-breaking space…) How do these interact with the layout rules?
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## The Char type
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## The Char type
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