[doing an archeological dig through e-mail]
On Tue, Aug 13, 2002, M.-A. Lemburg wrote:
>
> At least is good :-) NFC is NFD + canonical composition. Decomposition
> isn't all that hard (using unicodedata.decomposition()). For
> composition the situation is different: not all information is
> available in the unicodedata database (the exclusion list) and
> the database also doesn't provide the reverse mapping from
> decomposed code points to composed one. See the Annexes to the
> tech report to get an impression of just how hard combining is...
In a message just prior to this one, you wrote:
The recommended way of doing normalization is to go by
Normalization Form C: Canonical Decomposition,
followed by Canonical Composition.
So, um, which way is it?
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