[Python-ideas] Visually confusable unicode characters in identifiers
Stephen J. Turnbull
stephen at xemacs.org
Tue Oct 2 06:11:58 CEST 2012
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Guido van Rossum writes: > Those examples would be a lot more compelling if there was an > acceptable way to input those characters. Hey!! What's "unacceptable" about Emacs??<duck/> > Maybe we could support some kind of input method that enabled LaTeX > style math notation as used by scientists for writing equations in > papers? If you're talking about interactive use, Emacs has a method based on searching the Unicode character database. LaTeX math notation has a number of potential pitfalls. In particular, the sub-/superscript notation can be applied to anything, not just characters that happen to have *script versions in Unicode. Also, not everything that seems to a character in LaTeX necessarily has a corresponding Unicode character.
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