By bloid
via cmlenz.net
Submitted: Jul 03 2008 / 12:54
The unicode support in Python is generally considered to be pretty good. And in comparison to many other languages, it's good indeed.
But compared to what is provided by the Internal Components for Unicode (ICU) project, there's also a lot missing, including collation, special case conversions, regular expressions, text segmentation, and bidirectional text handling. Not to mention extensive support for locale-specific formatting of dates and numbers and time calculations with different calendars.
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amphi replied ago:
I for one always considered Python's Unicode support to be pretty awful. ;)
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