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A. Pagaltzis skribis 2005-10-17 1:01 (+0200):
> You *can* use ASCII transliterations. %hash<<key>> means the same
> as %hash«key», and from what I???ve seen there are only a few
> operators which have a non-ASCII variant at all.
There are no operators in standard Perl 6 that do not have a non-ASCII
variant. Of course, you can define your own operators without having to
specify ASCII variants. But that's up to you.
Furthermore, all non-ASCII operators in standard Perl 6 are also
in iso-8859-1 (latin-1).
Currently, only these glyphs are used:
„ (Y)
« (<<)
» (>>)
I have no idea how my current konsole, ssh, screen, mutt and vim are
configured, and frankly do not care much anymore. It's not worth the
pain.
Juerd
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