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unicode.pl -- Unicode string handling![]() | ||
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| unicode_casefold/2 | Out is the case-folded form of In. | ![]() |
| unicode_map/3 | Perform a Unicode mapping on In, returning Out. | ![]() |
| unicode_nfc/2 | Characters in In are decomposed and then recomposed by canonical equivalence (NFC). | ![]() |
| unicode_nfd/2 | Characters in In are decomposed by canonical equivalence (NFD). | ![]() |
| unicode_nfkc/2 | Characters in In are decomposed by compatibility equivalence, then recomposed by canonical equivalence (NFKC). | ![]() |
| unicode_nfkc_casefold/2 | Equivalent to unicode_nfkc/2 followed by unicode_casefold/2 done in a single pass. | ![]() |
| unicode_nfkd/2 | Characters in In are decomposed by compatibility equivalence (NFKD). | ![]() |
| unicode_property/2 | Query the Unicode character database for Code. | ![]() |