Ulysses Zhan

I cannot play `-KouaeBin0A` on my instance. I tried some public instances and they cannot play it either. DASH does not help.

It works for me locally, but I can still reproduce the same problem on my other machine (Arch Linux).

> Currently symbol names in this syntax have to start with a-z: > > https://github.com/rouge-ruby/rouge/blob/1687d63cede01e9e1c108425e9987060ad85c79d/lib/rouge/lexers/ruby.rb#L86 > > Happy to switch this to a unicode property (`\p{...}`) if you can find...

> Would this MR help to address this issue #1894? No. It fixes things like `啊=1` and `{啊:1}`, but not `🎃=1` or `{🎃:1}`. Seems like the new regexp rules still...

> That is curious, the regexp really should be case-insensitive as well. ```ruby /\p{Word}/i =~ '啊' # => 0 /\p{Word}/i =~ '🎃' # => nil ```

> Matching emojis seems to be tricky as they can't be captured in a regex range. I believe this gem https://github.com/ticky/ruby-emoji-regex might have the regex to solve it 🤔 >...

> I'm a little nervous about significantly expanding the name rules without some assurance from Ruby folks about what it is exactly they intend to support. Does ruby have a...

 It seems that ISO/IEC 30170:2012 does not talk about non-ASCII characters, so **strictly speaking** using non-ASCII characters as identifiers is undefined behavior. It just happens to be implemented and...

I found this bug today. Here is a shorter reproducing sample: ```shell npm i jszip echo 'Hello World' > hello.txt && zip hello.zip hello.txt node -e "require('jszip').loadAsync(new Blob([require('fs').readFileSync('hello.zip')]));" ``` ```...

I would also like to see this! My use case is to automate Kizzy using MacroDroid.