Update data tables to Unicode 7.0.0#6
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Update data tables to Unicode 7.0.0#6jiahao wants to merge 5 commits intoJuliaStrings:masterfrom jiahao:cjh/markdata
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Replaced by #9. |
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data_generator.rbscript. This script now runs on a modern version ofruby(>1.8) and has the hard-coded data tables replaced with file reads from the appropriate Unicode data (UNIDATA) files.Makefiletarget,update, which automatically downloads the relevant UNIDATA and runsdata_generator.rbto produce the fileutf8proc_data.c.new.utf8proc_data.cto the output generated by runningmake updateagainst UNIDATA v7.0.0Observations:
#defined constants inutf8proc.cwhich may in principle have changed from v5.0 to v7.0, such as the constants marking the location of Hangul, Unihan, etc. I haven't checked them and it's probably not worth recomputing for each new Unicode version.utf8procimplements an internal processing mode calledLUMP, which is briefly described inlump.txt. As far as I can tell, this is a custom normalization mode which is separate from the Unicode standard, but I think we'll want to use these.Ref: #1