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go-edlib
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Handy Go utilities
GO Golang Utilities and helpers like validators and string formatters (by miguelpragier)
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- Should unicode/utf8 have funcs for graphemes?
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UTF-8 strings with Go: len(s) isn't enough
So far, I've found this package for Unicode text segmentation: https://github.com/rivo/uniseg
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Why do we get byte and rube when iterating a string using for loop or for range respectivly?
Ah this is an intreresting one. I’ve recently had to deal with graphemes and after learning a bit more about them with a coworker, was surprised to find there doesn’t seem to be native support for them in Golang. Does anyone know if support for dealing with graphemes will be added eventually? For the moment I’ve used https://github.com/rivo/uniseg
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FYI: a single Go rune is not the same as a single visible character
Yes, what you want is called a grapheme cluster. It faithfully represents one "visible" character in your terminal. Use something like https://github.com/rivo/uniseg to turn a string into graphemes and iterate over them.
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Strings in Go
There is an open source library github.com/rivo/uniseg that provides a function to do just this. It provides a function GraphemeClusterCount that returns the number of characters that is present in this string. Check out the source code on Github for details about the author and the implementation.
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rivo/uniseg is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of uniseg is Go.
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