Re^4: Unicode::UTF8 and perl Unicode compatibility

You are talking about testing something without knowing internals and without knowing what can fail.

If that possible, one can test whole Perl source code without understanding it's internals, without reading documentation and without doing actual work. And will find all existing perl bugs in the end.

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Re^5: Unicode::UTF8 and perl Unicode compatibility by ww (Archbishop) on Aug 31, 2013 at 12:36 UTC
"...testing something without ....": That's correct. It's called a pragmatic (or "experimental") approach. You're asking a vastly broad question (and one whose answer could be assumed -- in a perfect world, that is -- to have been addressed in documentation, bug reports, etc. by those whose efforts go into Unicode standards and development: However, as has occasionally been the case in other contexts, 'ain't nuttin' guaranteed perfect!' If your latest response is an indication, you seem to be rejecting a method that puts your work back on your back. Downvoted. My apologies to all those electrons which were inconvenienced by the creation of this post.	[reply]
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