On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 05:03:26PM -0400, Dan Sugalski wrote: > I don't think just /i should do that, as it seems rather extreme. (If you > took that argument, it would seem to follow that KATAKANA LETTER A matches > LATIN CAPITAL A, and I don't think we want to go there) The actual > perl-level modifier's not all that important as much as the decision to > allow or not allow this sort of thing. Well, KATAKANA LETTER A and LATIN CAPITAL A are referring to very distinct things. It's just that the Katakana letter is romanized as "A". I can see the argument that /i isn't the right way to do this, though. I do think that this is a useful ability to have. In the same way that case-insensitive search is the default in most English user interfaces, character set-insensitive search is the default in many Japanese UIs. - Damien
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