Shiro Kawai scripsit:

> If you scrape general webpages, write a general email-processor, or call
> web apis, you do encounter those characters time to time.  Nowadays
> these kind of tasks are common enough and it would be cumbersome
> that every portable libraries in this genre need to handle in cases
> implementations doesn't support non-BMP chars.

Indeed.  I should also have mentioned emoji, which although only recently
added to Unicode are insanely popular.

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