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by mcswell
1957 days ago
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I've added this to my bookmarks, thanks! I haven't looked at the code, but I'm guessing it indexes all the Unicode names of characters, and allows lookup by any substrings of those names, right? Maybe using a suffix array. But it would be nice if there were wildcards. Regular expressions would IMO be overkill, but s.t. like Unix globs might be nice, e.g. "a * acute" to find "LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH ACUTE" or "LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH ACUTE. |
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I detail this a bit more in the readme, but it supports general JS notation for certain things.
Surround your search with /these/ to perform a regex match on the character. To match on the name instead you can use the advanced search tab which is accessed via the button on the top left.
I may also add glob notation though, since that sounds like a pretty valid use case.