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* unicode in `..`?
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* EBCDIC support?
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* Discuss putting ZEND_ATTRIBUTE_FORMAT back on zend_error() or create a new
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zend_error_ex() function that supports new specifiers
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* Find all instances where unicode strings are compared with memcmp() and
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replace either with u_memcmpCodePointOrder() or ucol_strcoll()
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* Opening a collator may return U_USING_DEFAULT_WARNING, U_USING_FALLBACK_WARNING
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* Need to finish making HTTP input work as described in the design doc. It
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is almost there, but needs to handle conversion errors and provide a way to
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explicitly re-decode raw data with specified encoding (input filter,
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perhaps?). Also check for _charset_ request field which might be present.
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* Optimize T_INLINE_HTML blocks conversion by either creating a converter
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cache or remembering the last used converter in the executor globals.
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* What to do with binary string literals and runtime casting? Literals are in
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script_encoding, casting uses runtime_encoding. If they are different, bad
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stuff happens. Maybe those who do that stuff should suffer anyway.
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* Control of fallback mappings in conversions.
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* Figure out generic approach to locale validation/fallback.
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* Constant registration/fetching should do identifier normalization.
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* Make zend_u_str_case_fold() do only case-folding and nothing else. The
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normalization should be done by zend_normalize_identifier().
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* Look at performance implications of identifier normalization. Measure
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performance difference when doing quickCheck + normalize versus simple
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normalize.
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* USTR_MAKE("") should be estrndup(EMPTY_STR)
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* See if ext/pcre can ba adjusted to allow operations on pure binary
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strings. Ideal mode would be: convert all IS_UNICODE to UTF-8, assume that
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binary strings with /u modifier are UTF-8, otherwise it's pure binary.
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