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Author timehorse
Recipients BreamoreBoy, ezio.melotti, l0nwlf, lemburg, loewis, mrabarnett, nathanlmiles, rsc, terry.reedy, timehorse, vstinner
Date 2013-05-29.18:23:51
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Thanks Matthew and sorry to put you through more work; I just wanted to verify exactly which unicode (UTF-16 I take it) were being used to verify if the UNICODE standard expected them to be treated as unique words or single letters within a word.  Sanskrit is an alphabet, not an ideograph so each symbol is considered a letter.  So I believe your implementation is correct and yes, you are right, re is at fault.  There are just accenting characters and letters in that sequence so they should be interpreted as a single word of 6 letters, as you determine, and not one of the first letter.  Mind you, I misinterpreted msg190100 in that I thought you were using findall in which case the answer should be 1, but as far as length of extraction, yes, 6, I totally agree.  Sorry for the misunderstanding.  http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0900.pdf contains the code chart for Hindi.
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