> I've just checked in the patches by Bill Tutt, which add
> support for \N{NAMED UNICODE CHARACTERS}. The new escape
> code is available per default in the standard unicode-escape
> codec. The (big) hash table needed to drive the mapping
> is loaded on demand to reduce memory overhead.
>
> The patch also includes a new tool called perfecthash which
> is used to generate the hash table (and function) from
> names to ordinals. I'm sure this can be of use in other
> areas too... but it needs some more work to become more
> generic (currently you have to edit the source code to generate
> other mapping modules).
>
> Thanks to Bill Tutt -- this is great work !
Thanks Bill and Marc-Andre!
I've closed the patch in SF now.
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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