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On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 04:12:32PM +0100, Simon Cozens <simon@cozens.net> wrote:
> [ID 20000903.001] \w in utf8-strings
> reported by you, fixed by Jarkko
<even more angry>Searching for my name in bugs.perl.org turns out my
reports (including the preliminary patches I sent, to one of which you
even replied so I can hardly believe that you weren't aware of them, and
so I think there is no excuse for your mail).</>
> thing in my p5p mailbox right now is Aug 19th. Be assured that if I was aware
> of any UTF8 bugs, I'd be working on them.
<ironic>Well... the substitution operator and string concatenation still
produce garbage with utf8-strings (checked 7 days ago, as activestate
still filters connections using path-mtu-recovery, making updates somehwat
painful), but I admit that this clearly aren't any bugs. I guess people
are simply not supposed to use these with utf-8. Just like the whole of
perl, I guess.</>
I also guess the more people insist on utf8 working, the more I have to
clarify this issue :(
> But, as I've said, right now, I am not aware of any bugs.
Your memory is strange...
PS: Yes, I am very sarcastic, but I do find your excuses for your
accusations hard to believe.
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