Martin Chang

Hmmm.. You said that you use the same Levenshtein library as the original fuzzywuzzy does. How does fuzzywuzzy handles Unicode?

I guess there's no easy way to get Unicode support (Without switching std::string to a Unicode aware one for the entire library). Thanks .

I think the proper solution would be to use something like Qt's `QString` and re-implement levenshtein.c to support it. No hacks and Qt is popular enough on *nix systems. (Windows...

> Levenshtein could instead be reimplemented I'll look into that.

@alexgeek Sorry for the late reply. May you share a minimal source code and config to trigger it? It's difficult for me to debug this without able to replicate it

@ahmedmkamal Thanks for the quick and detailed reply. Please give me and @an-tao some time to think through it. It's quite a big change and has a lot of implications.

#923 Is working on that. But that's still only the skeleton. We welcome new contributions though! You're welcomed to build your own version and upstream it or collaborate with us...

#993 Should handle the issue. Let me know if I missed anything * C++ Version detection no longer checks for std::fs * User can now specify their desired version *...

@KaungZawHtet May you elaborate more about it? We have discussed internally if we should support a more advanced layout system. But voted not to because a) the core devs prefer...

@hks2002 Thanks for the PR. May you explain the use case of it? Currently the maintainers run the scripts on CI which can handle bash scripts. Let us know if...