RE: Unicode Variation Selector and Combining character - Mailing list pgsql-hackers

Thank you for your reply.

We use IPAmj Mincho Font in the specifications of the Government of Japan.

https://moji.or.jp/mojikiban/font/

Exsample)IVS

I will attach an image.

D209007=# select char_length(U&'\+0066FE' || U&'\+0E0103') ;

char_length

-------------

           2

(1 行)

I expect length 1.

Exsample)Combining Character

I will attach an image.

D209007=# select char_length(U&'\+00304B' || U&'\+00309A') ;

char_length

-------------

           2

(1 行)

I expect length 1.

thank you.

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Eisentraut <peter.eisentraut@enterprisedb.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 1, 2022 2:27 PM
To: 荒井元成 <n2029@ndensan.co.jp>; pgsql-hackers@lists.postgresql.org
Subject: Re: Unicode Variation Selector and Combining character

On 30.05.22 02:27, 荒井元成 wrote:

> I tried it on PostgreSQL 13. If you use the Unicode Variation Selector

> and Combining Character

>

> , the base character and the Variation selector will be 2 in length.

> Since it will be one character on the display, we expect it to be one

> in length. Please provide a function corresponding to the unicode

> variasion selector. I hope It is supposed to be provided as an extension.

>

> The functions that need to be supported are as follows:

>

> char_length|character_length|substring|trim|btrim|left

>

> |length|lpad|ltrim|regexp_match|regexp_matches

>

> |regexp_replace|regexp_split_to_array|regexp_split_to_table

>

> |replace|reverse|right|rpad|rtrim|split_part|strpos|substr|starts_with

Please show a test case of what you mean.  For example,

select char_length(...) returns X but should return Y

Examples with Unicode escapes (U&'\NNNN...') would be the most robust.