Re: Unicode Lookahead in Parsers?

From: David Goldsmith (goldsmith@apple.com)
Date: Mon Sep 02 1996 - 00:38:02 EDT

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>would that not be due to Java only implementig the 8859-1
>subset of Unicode?

The Java compiler accepts all of Unicode. It's only the Java library that
doesn't handle Unicode properly for JDK 1.0.x.

You can use the \uxxxx escape sequence to put any (valid) Unicode into an
identifier. This escape sequence is processed before the parser looks at
the input.

David Goldsmith
International Software Architect
Apple Computer, Inc.
goldsmith@apple.com

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