Scott David Daniels <Scott.Daniels at Acm.Org> writes: > Could we perhaps use a comparison that, in effect, did: > > def uni_equal(first, second): > if first == second: > return True > return first.normalize() == second.normalize() > > That is, take advantage of the fact that normalization is often > unnecessary for "trivial" reasons. It also affects hashing, if Unicode objects are used as dictionary keys. Objects that compare equal need to hash equal. Regards, Martin
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