? Should \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A} have the same semantics as \N{U+0041}

They both mean 'A', but they have somewhat different semantics.

Currently the LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A turns on Unicode semantics for the 
entire string or regular expression it is in, while the U+0041 does not.

I contend that since they both mean the same Unicode code point, that 
they should have identical semantics, either both turning it on or both 
not.

And I believe they both should turn it on, as the use of these constants 
implies that the program is thinking in Unicode, and so expects Unicode 
semantics.

Is there any disagreement?

• ? Should \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A} have the same semantics as \N{U+0041} by karl williamson
• Re: ? Should \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A} have the same semantics as \N{U+0041} by demerphq
• Re: ? Should \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A} have the same semantics as\N{U+0041} by Glenn Linderman