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The current parser always writes a [start, end] pair even for types that are mostly or completely only a single value. I compressed those by only writing the single value or writing both values where only a handful of actual pairs exist.
In other words, for numeric values (and likely others), the data is primarily (1, data), (2, data) [...]. Rarely it is an actual pair: (5-6, data). Instead of storing (1, 1, data), (2, 2, data) [...], RustPython now just stores (1, data) [...].
Compresses numeric values to save binary space and help cache locality for binary search.
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Numeric, digit, and decimal property lookups now return values that reflect the selected Unicode version. Modern lookups use current Unicode data, while Unicode 3.2.0 lookups preserve compatibility, including values that differ between versions. This update changes how numeric data is represented internally but does not change the public API or the available property lookups.
Numeric value generation now emits flat code point/value entries. Numeric property lookups use flat-table helpers. The existing modern and Unicode 3.2.0 lookup selection behavior remains.
Changes: Unicode Numeric Tables
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Generate flat numeric data crates/unicode/build.rs
Numeric value differences, latest values, and Unihan ranges are emitted as code point/value entries. Numeric-type generation combines adjacent code points with equal values into ranges.
Look up flat numeric data crates/unicode/src/data.rs
Flat-table lookup helpers support modern and legacy lookups. digit, decimal, and numeric use the flat-table diff helper.
The previously reported missing numeric values for code points inside ranges are now generated. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains after normal checks.
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Preserve every member of multi-code-point numeric ranges
When DerivedNumericValues.txt contains a range longer than two code points (for example, crates/unicode/unicode/latest/DerivedNumericValues.txt:489 defines U+10158..U+1015A), this branch emits only its endpoints into the exact-key table. Consequently lookup_table_flat has no U+10159 entry, so unicodedata.numeric(chr(0x10159)) now returns no value (and raises without a default) instead of returning 1.0; keep range-aware lookup or emit every code point in each range.
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- Around line 626-631: Update the range insertion logic for ucd32_diffs to add
an entry for every code point from line.start through line.end, inclusive, so
exact-match lookups in numeric() find interior code points; singleton ranges
should continue to produce one entry.
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cat -n crates/unicode/src/data.rs | sed -n '175,258p;490,565p'
rg -n 'struct UnicodeLine|impl UnicodeLine|from_zlib|from_file_name|fn next\(' crates/unicode/build.rs
rg -n '^[0-9A-F]+\.\.[0-9A-F]+' crates/unicode/unicode/ucd32/DerivedNumericValues-3.2.0.txt
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, re, zliblatest=pathlib.Path('crates/unicode/unicode/latest/DerivedNumericValues.txt')for cp in (0x53c2,0x53c3,0x10159): matches=[] for n,line in enumerate(latest.read_text().splitlines(),1): m=re.match(r'^([0-9A-F]+)(?:\.\.([0-9A-F]+))?\s*;',line) if m and int(m[1],16)<=cp<=int(m[2] or m[1],16): matches.append((n,line)) print(f'U+{cp:04X} latest matching records:', matches)for p in pathlib.Path('crates/unicode').rglob('Unihan-3.2.0.txt.zlib'): s=zlib.decompress(p.read_bytes()).decode() print('Unihan source:', p) for cp in ('53C2','53C3','10159'): print(cp, [x for x in s.splitlines() if x.startswith('U+'+cp+'\t')]) ranges=[x for x in s.splitlines() if re.match(r'^U\+[0-9A-F]+\.\.',x) and any(k in x for k in ('kAccountingNumeric','kOtherNumeric','kPrimaryNumeric'))] print('Unihan numeric ranges:', ranges)PY
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cat -n crates/unicode/build.rs | sed -n '35,180p;228,248p'
rg -n -F -e '53C1..53C4' -e '53C2' -e '53C3' -e '10158..1015A' crates/unicode/unicode/latest/DerivedNumericType.txt
git show 10f87cd2:crates/unicode/src/data.rs | cat -n | sed -n '175,205p;220,250p;520,565p'
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Include interior code points in the latest numeric table.
The latest table stores only range endpoints, but numeric() uses exact-match lookup. For example, U+53C2 and U+53C3 return None instead of 3.0.
Expand each latest range into one entry per code point.
Proposed fix
- if line.start == line.end {- values_latest.push((line.start, value));- } else {- values_latest.push((line.start, value));- values_latest.push((line.end, value));+ for cp in line.start..=line.end {+ values_latest.push((cp, value));
}
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Review comment at @crates/unicode/build.rs around lines 626 - 631:
Update the range insertion logic for ucd32_diffs to add an entry for every code
point from line.start through line.end, inclusive, so exact-match lookups in
numeric() find interior code points; singleton ranges should continue to produce
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The current parser always writes a [start, end] pair even for types that
are mostly or completely only a single value. I compressed those by only
writing the single value or writing both values where only a handful of
actual pairs exist.
In other words, for numeric values (and likely others), the data is
primarily (1, data), (2, data) [...]. Rarely it is an actual pair: (5-6,
data). Instead of storing (1, 1, data), (2, 2, data) [...], RustPython
now just stores (1, data) [...].
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The current parser always writes a [start, end] pair even for types that are mostly or completely only a single value. I compressed those by only writing the single value or writing both values where only a handful of actual pairs exist.
In other words, for numeric values (and likely others), the data is primarily (1, data), (2, data) [...]. Rarely it is an actual pair: (5-6, data). Instead of storing (1, 1, data), (2, 2, data) [...], RustPython now just stores (1, data) [...].
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