[armedbear-devel] Speculative use of #\unnnn reader forms

[Mark Evenson]

The attached patch attempts to add the ability for ABCL to interpret the 
form #\unnnn as referring to the unicode character at the hexadecimal 
codepoint nnnn.

I'd commit it to trunk for wider experimentation but ran into an 
erroneous interaction with Babel's own version of a sharp backslash 
reader in trying to run the CFFI tests, indicating that I probably 
missed something rather fundamental here.

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is nothing to compare to it now."
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