See what ikegami said. Usage of program is 
perl fileyousaveditas.pl  Propertyname propertyname propertyname

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For example (i'm omitting Print): 
$ perl  unicode-regex-range.pl PerlSpace Title Bopo Dingbats


PerlSpace => [\u0009-\u000A\u000C-\u000D\u0020]


Title => [\u01C5\u01C8\u01CB\u01F2\u1F88-\u1F8F\u1F98-\u1F9F\u1FA8-\u1
+FAF\u1FBC\u1FCC\u1FFC]


Bopo => [\u3105-\u312D\u31A0-\u31B7]


Dingbats => [\u2700-\u27BF]

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For a list of properties see perluniprops. This program will work only for \w+ properties, it wont work for compound ones like Script: something or Block: something..

I suppose Unicode::UCD ought to provide this functionality or really javascript ought to provide \p{} and \P{} ...

In reply to Re^2: expand unicode property (eg \p{Print}) to regex character class range by Anonymous Monk
in thread expand unicode property (eg \p{Print}) to regex character class range by Anonymous Monk

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