| Type | Wish | Status | reviewed | Date | 11-Sep-2009 13:19 |
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| Version | alpha 82 | Category | Syntax | Submitted by | meijeru |
| Platform | All | Severity | minor | Priority | normal |
| Summary | Separators other than those in the ASCII range |
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| Description |
Unicode defines a number of code positions other than space (U+0020), most notably U+00A0 or non-breaking space. For the complete list see e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_(punctuation) Currently, the lexical scanner treats the non-breaking space (and all others) as a word! literal. Should it? Or should these "spaces" function as separators? |
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| Assigned to | n/a | Fixed in | - | Last Update | 8-Feb-2010 02:15 |
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(0001986)
meijeru 7-Feb-2010 07:35 |
I have received an answer to my question in Carl's latest comment to #1167: R3 *does not* allow delimiters beyond 127 |
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(0002004)
BrianH 8-Feb-2010 02:15 |
Changed to a wish. If that turns out to be the final answer then this can be dismissed. |
| Date | User | Field | Action | Change |
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| 8-Feb-2010 02:15 | BrianH | Comment : 0002004 | Added | - |
| 8-Feb-2010 02:14 | BrianH | Type | Modified | Issue => Wish |
| 7-Feb-2010 20:49 | meijeru | Comment : 0001986 | Modified | - |
| 7-Feb-2010 07:35 | meijeru | Comment : 0001986 | Added | - |
| 6-Oct-2009 04:18 | BrianH | Description | Modified | - |
| 13-Sep-2009 00:52 | BrianH | Status | Modified | submitted => reviewed |
| 11-Sep-2009 13:19 | meijeru | Description | Modified | - |
| 11-Sep-2009 13:19 | meijeru | Description | Modified | - |
| 11-Sep-2009 13:19 | meijeru | Ticket | Added | - |