Additional functions for the Char module to check common character properties
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It looks like there's some issue in the CI with missing |
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It looks good overall, good idea! Can you rebase instead of having a merge commit? I'd also like at least a few tests on this one. I did look at the ascii table, but tests don't hurt :) |
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Thanks. I rebased and will push tomorrow after adding some tests. |
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Sorry about the git mess; I had a rough morning... Should all be good now. |
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That's great, thanks!
yeah that happens 😁 |
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I've added some functions to check whether a given character is uppercase, lowercase, a letter, a digit, or white-space, respectively. These are particularly useful in building predicates for
CCStringfunctions likecontains,exists, &c. Let me know what you think, and if you want any changes.The names align with the convention set by Stdlib's
Charof indicating the character encoding nominally.