On 18 December 2016 at 23:39, Reuben Thomas <rrt@sc3d.org> wrote:

So a reasonable definition of cache units (I will not say "words" any more) might be whitespace-delimited strings. This would not need casechars, not-casechars, otherchars and many-otherchars-p.

I've put this on my to-investigate list for the future; of course, if there's an obvious reason it wouldn't work, do let me know!

​Basic tests using [[:alpha:]] for casechars and [^[:alpha:]] for not-casechars seem to work OK.

​What would be a more rigorous test? So far I just tried some spell-checking and use of flyspell.

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