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[Python-Dev] Python and the Unicode Character Database

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> Perhaps int(), float(), Decimal() and friends could take an optional
> parameter indicating whether non-ascii digits are considered. It would
> then satisfy all parties.

Not really. I still would want to see what the actual requirement is:
i.e. do any users actually have the desire to have these digits
accepted, yet the alternative decimal points rejected?

Regards,
Martin

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