Paul Schlie scripsit:
> However I see no reason why such a standard would prohibit an
> implementation's reader/parser from being extended to enable it to
> dynamically transliterate identifiers expressed in an arbitrary alphabet
> to correspondingly unique ASCII identifier strings, which may be then
> read/parsed generically [...].
That is what R6RS provides, using \ as a reserved character in
identifiers to allow the expression of arbitrary Unicode text in
ASCII form.
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Received on Fri May 11 2007 - 20:06:49 UTC