rubysl-unicode_normalize
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This gem provides the Ruby's standard library's unicode_normalize that gives you
access to the String's #unicode_normalize, #unicode_normalize! and
#unicode_normalized? methods.
The 2.0 branch of rubysl-unicode_normalize targets Ruby 2.x, other Ruby versions are currently not supported.
By default rubysl-unicode_normalize is already installed when you install
Rubinius. Currently updating rubysl-unicode_normalize requires re-installing
Rubinius, in the future you can simply update rubysl-unicode_normalize by
running gem update rubysl-unicode_normalize.
In general the contributing guidelines are the same as Rubinius (http://rubinius.com/doc/en/contributing/).
All source code in this repository is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License, version 2.0 unless stated otherwise. A copy of this license can be found the file "LICENSE" or at https://www.mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
The following files are taken from MRI and are thus licensed using the same license as MRI (a copy can be found in "MRI_LICENSE"):
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