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I found the Parse Platform not supported unicode field name, but javascript and mongodb supported, I review the code and found regex of the key is only supported english alphabet.
The fact that most modern programming languages support Unicode naming illustrates the real existence of this requirement and the forward-looking nature of programming language developers.
The following is a programming language that supports Chinese naming in English. The link is a sample code for the demo:
The above is only a test language version that has been verified by the test. Earlier versions and other languages are probably already supported. Unicode strings - Rosetta Code lists more programming languages' support for Unicode, which can be tested one by one.
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Keys are intended to be consumed in other languagesc that may not support this feature. Because the server exposes it all through a REST API, it is impossible to know ahead of time if the client supports this encoding ahead of time.
Keys are intended to be consumed in other languagesc that may not support this feature. Because the server exposes it all through a REST API, it is impossible to know ahead of time if the client supports this encoding ahead of time.
I don’t see the benefit of it directly as it should always be possible for the developer to use keys that match the current valuation pattern.
If you wish to implement a Pr that adds the support for another validation strategy, feel free to do so, but by default I wish to maintain the current behavior.
I found the Parse Platform not supported unicode field name, but javascript and mongodb supported, I review the code and found regex of the key is only supported english alphabet.
The fact that most modern programming languages support Unicode naming illustrates the real existence of this requirement and the forward-looking nature of programming language developers.
The following is a programming language that supports Chinese naming in English. The link is a sample code for the demo:
C, C++, C#, CoffeeScript, Common Lisp, FASM, Go, Haskell, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, MySQL,Objective-C, Perl, PHP, Python 3, R, Ruby, Scala, Sqlite3, Swfit,
The above is only a test language version that has been verified by the test. Earlier versions and other languages are probably already supported. Unicode strings - Rosetta Code lists more programming languages' support for Unicode, which can be tested one by one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: